Earl Warren: Law Enforcement Leads to Defendants\u27 Rights

Before becoming governor of California, Earl Warren spent 22 years in law enforcement: five as a deputy district attorney (1920- 25); thirteen as head of the Alameda County district attorney\u27s office (1925-38); and four as state attorney general (1939-42). My thesis is that Warren\u27s many years in law enforcement significantly affected his work as Chief Justice of the United States