It was an opinion by Warren E. Burger, then the Chief Justice, for a unanimous Court.

Instead, in 1969, Nixon nominated Warren E. Burger to the Chief Justice position.

Warren E. Burger, retired Chief Justice of the Supreme Court.

The post went instead to Warren E. Burger.

Warren E. Burger, who retired in 1986 after 17 years as the 15th Chief Justice of the United States, died here today at age 87.

He was said to be a favorite of Warren E. Burger, the retired Chief Justice.

Warren E. Burger voted with the majority and joined Powell's concurrence.

He, along with Warren E. Burger, then the Chief Justice, warned that the decision would have unfortunate consequences.

Warren E. Burger, who was then chief justice, also dissented in Davis v. Bandemer.

That unanimous decision was written by Warren E. Burger, then the Chief Justice and no fan of television.