This website is a wonderful tribute to Lavinia Goodell
“In the 1870’s Lavinia Goodell became the first woman admitted to the Wisconsin state bar and then fought an epic battle for the right to practice before that state’s highest court. One century later I was sworn in as Wisconsin’s first woman Supreme Court Justice. Throughout my career in the law I worked hard to open doors for others, just as Lavinia opened the doors to the courtroom where I proudly sat for more than four decades, and presided as Chief Justice for more than 18 years. Lavinia resides in the pantheon of Wisconsin heroes. This website is a wonderful and loving tribute to this remarkable person. I urge everyone to scroll through these pages and find inspiration. Forward!” – Former Chief Justice Shirley S. Abrahamson, March 2, 2020
Un buen blog! Voy a marcar unos pocos de estos .. Kaylil Roderick Kraus
Thank you Madam Chief Justice. It was more than a century later before South Carolina seated its first female Chief Justice, Jean Toal, too. Hurray for you both.