List of Robloxian Supreme Court justices

A total of 3 Chief Justices and 12 Associate Justices have served on the Robloxian Supreme Court.
Robert Holmes was the longest serving Chief Justice, serving for 9 years, 3 months and 24 days.
Nathaniel Crar was the longest serving Associate Justice, serving for 9 years, 9 months and 11 days.
== Guerrera Court (2008 - 2013) ==
CHIEF JUSTICE ALEX GUERRERA
ASSOCIATE JUSTICES (2008 - 2013)
Harold Tribulani, left wing (2008 - 2015) | Ju Deiser, right wing (2008 - 2013) | Langston Orion, right wing (2009 - 2013) | Nathaniel Crar, left wing (2009 - 2018) | Patrick Hutchins, left wing (2009 - 2010) (3-3 tie)
ASSOCIATE JUSTICES (2008 - 2010)
Harold Tribulani, left wing (2008 - 2015) | Ju Deiser, right wing (2008 - 2013) | Langston Orion, right wing (2009 - 2013) | Nathaniel Crar, left wing (2009 - 2018) | Liam Schwatz, right wing (2010 - 2017) (4-2 conservative majority)
== Holmes Court (2013 - 2022) ==
CHIEF JUSTICE ROBERT HOLMES
ASSOCIATE JUSTICES (2013 - 2013)
After the death of Ju Deiser, he was replaced by Henry Jackson nominated by Mueller Buerener.
Shortly after Deiser died, Orion resigned. He was replaced by Julia Biggins.
Harold Tribulani, left wing (2008 - 2015) | Nathaniel Crar, left wing (2009 - 2018) | Liam Schwatz, right wing (2010 - 2017) | Henry Jackson, right wing (2013 - now) | Julia Biggins (2013 - 2020) | (4-2 conservative majority)
ASSOCIATE JUSTICES (2013 - 2015)
After the death of Harold Tribulani, he was replaced by Amy Gonovan nominated by Minister Quinn Megi. Gonovan is a pro abortion activist and former lawyer.
Nathaniel Crar, left wing (2009 - 2018) | Liam Schwatz, right wing (2010 - 2017) | Henry Jackson, right wing (2013 - now) | Julia Biggins, right wing (2013 - 2020) | Amy Gonovan, left wing (2015 - now) | (4-2 liberal majority)
ASSOCIATE JUSTICES (2015 - 2018)
After the death of Justice Nathaniel Crar, he was replaced by Kayden Giulani. Liam Schwatz died shortly before, but Senate Democrats refused to hold a hearing for the nominee picked out by Minister Gwen Adams.
Henry Jackson, right wing (2013 - now) | Julia Biggins, right wing (2013 - 2020) | Amy Gonovan, left wing (2015 - now) | Kayden Giulani, right wing (2018 - now) | (3-2 conservative majority)
ASSOCIATE JUSTICES (2018 - 2020)
After the resignation of Julia Biggins, Daniel Thorne, the newly elected Minister, was forced to find a replacement. He picked former District Judge George Pison to replace her. Timothy Kurt-Vincent nominated left wing Justice Cameron Waterson to replace Schwatz in an emergency vote.
Henry Jackson, right wing (2013 - now) | Amy Gonovan, left wing (2015 - now) | Kayden Giulani, right wing (2018 - now) | Cameron Waterson, left wing (2019 - 2021) | George Pison, left wing (2021 - now) | (4-2 liberal majority)
ASSOCIATE JUSTICES (2020 - 2021)
After the sudden death of Cameron Waterson, minister Natalie O'Brien had to choose a replacement. She picked former circuit judge William Dubois to fulfill Waterson's position. Dubois is a moderate liberal.
Henry Jackson, right wing (2013 - now) | Amy Gonovan, left wing (2015 - now) | Kayden Giulani, right wing (2018 - now) | George Pison, left wing (2021 - now) | William Dubois (2022 - now) | (4-2 liberal majority)
HOLMES & GONOVAN RESIGNATIONS
On June 9, 2022, Robert Holmes announced his retirement from the court to "fulfill his bucket list" before his upcoming death predicted to be before Halloween 2022. Natalie O'Brien nominated Ian Garcia, a Circuit Court Judge, to replace him. He is currently undergoing a confirmation hearing, and is projected to be confirmed and replace Holmes.
In May 2022, Amy Gonovan announced her retirement to finish out her life. She explicitly stated that her service on the Supreme Court was the honor of her life, but she refuses to die while sitting on the bench. She was intended to be replaced by Circuit Judge Callum Akatoa in a nomination by Natalie O'Brien, but the nomination failed. O'Brien stated she intends to try to fulfill the seat one more time before election day.
== Garcia Court (2022 - now) ==
After the retirement of Chief Justice Robert Holmes, Minister Natalie O'Brien nominated Circuit Judge Ian Garcia to replace Holmes on the Supreme Court. Garcia was confirmed 7-3 in the Senate and was sworn in shortly after.
ASSOCIATE JUSTICES (2022 - 2022)
Henry Jackson, right wing (2013 - now) | Amy Gonovan, left wing (2015 - now) | Kayden Giulani, right wing (2018 - now) | George Pison, left wing (2021 - now) | William Dubois (2022 - now) | (4-2 liberal majority)
ASSOCIATE JUSTICES (2022 - 2023)
After the retirement of Amy Gonovan, who served on the court for 7 and a half years before her resignation, a vacancy was left. O'Brien nominated 2 justices to replace Amy Gonovan, Callum Akatoa in June before her retirement, but was failed by the Senate, and Nathan Bigum, who was filibustered and the nomination was ended. O'Brien called the act "heinous" that Republicans are waiting for a Parkland victory in the election to allow the court to be filled.
Henry Jackson, right wing (2013 - now) | Kayden Giulani, right wing (2018 - now) | George Pison, left wing (2021 - now) | William Dubois (2022 - now) | [3-2 liberal majority]
===== ASSOCIATE JUSTICES (2023 - PRESENT) =====
After the court was in recess since July due to Amy Gonovan's retirement and the Senate refusing to accept any nominations from Minister Natalie O'Brien during an election period, Parkland nominated circuit judge May Wright to fill the vacancy. Wright was confirmed by the Senate in a tiebreaker on December 26, 2022 and was sworn in on January 4, 2023 by Chief Justice Ian Garcia.
Henry Jackson, right wing (2013 - now) | Kayden Giulani, right wing (2018 - now) | George Pison, left wing (2021 - now) | William Dubois (2022 - now) | May Wright, right wing (2023 - now) | [3-3 split majority]