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Phi Delta Phi
ΦΔΦ
The Coat of Arms of Phi Delta Phi
Founded December 13, 1869; 149 years ago (1869-12-13)
University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, MI
Type Professional
Scope International
 United States
 Canada
 Mexico
 Germany
 Poland
Motto Friends of Justice and Wisdom
Colors Garnet and Pearl Blue
Symbol Owl, Skull
Flower Jacqueminot Rose
Members 200,000+ lifetime
Headquarters
1426 21st Street NW
Washington, D.C.
USA
Website Phi Delta Phi Website

Phi Delta Phi (ΦΔΦ) is an international legal honor society and the oldest legal organization in continuous existence in the United States. Predating even the American Bar Association, Phi Delta Phi was originally a fraternity; however, it became an honor society in 2012. Until its switch to becoming an honor society in 2012, Phi Delta Phi was the oldest professional fraternity in continuous existence. The fraternity was founded at the University of Michigan in 1869 "to promote a higher standard of professional ethics."




Contents






  • 1 History


  • 2 Notable members


    • 2.1 U.S. Presidents


    • 2.2 Supreme Court of the United States Justices


    • 2.3 Supreme Court of Canada Justices


    • 2.4 Other notable members


    • 2.5 Mexico notable members




  • 3 Inns


  • 4 References


  • 5 External links




History


Phi Delta Phi Fraternity was founded in the law department of the University of Michigan by John M. Howard of the class of 1871. Howard was a graduate of Monmouth College and member of Phi Gamma Delta (FIJI). His initial intent was to found a chapter of FIJI at the University, but he did not follow through with the plan because of the large number of chapters already in place on the campus. Howard instead turned his efforts toward founding a fraternity devoted purely to students of the legal profession.


Notable members


U.S. Presidents


(term served in office)




  • Gerald R. Ford (1974-1977)


  • Franklin D. Roosevelt (1933-1945)


  • William H. Taft (1909-1913)


  • Theodore Roosevelt (1901-1909)


  • William McKinley (1897-1901)


Supreme Court of the United States Justices


(term served on the Court)




  • Anthony M. Kennedy (1988–2018)


  • Antonin Scalia (1986–2016)


  • John Paul Stevens (1975-2010)


  • Sandra Day O'Connor (1981-2006)


  • William H. Rehnquist (1972-2005)


  • Byron R. White (1962-1993)


  • Thurgood Marshall (1967-1991)


  • William J. Brennan (1956-1990)


  • Lewis Franklin Powell, Jr. (1972-1987)


  • Potter Stewart (1958-1981)


  • Hugo Black (1937-1971)


  • Earl Warren (1953-1969)


  • Benjamin N. Cardozo (1932-1938)


  • William H. Taft (1921-1930)


Supreme Court of Canada Justices


(term served on the Court)




  • Rosalie Abella (2004–present)


  • Ian Binnie (1998-2011)


  • Beverley McLachlin (1989–present)


  • Claire L'Heureux-Dubé (1987-2002)


  • Ronald Martland (1958-1982)


Other notable members




  • John Black Aird

  • Lincoln Alexander

  • John Bayard Anderson

  • Alan E. Ashcraft, Jr.

  • John Ashcroft

  • Howard Baker

  • James A. Baker III

  • Larry S. Bankston

  • Birch Bayh

  • Matthew J. Belcher

  • Walter O. Bigby

  • Robert Lee Bobbitt

  • Robert H. Bork

  • Ellen Burns

  • Archie Campbell

  • Harvey Locke Carey

  • Pamela Carter

  • William Colby

  • Archibald Cox

  • John Danforth

  • Jules Deschênes

  • James Garvey, Jr.

  • Alan B. Gold

  • Joyce Hens Green

  • Ralph Haben

  • William Pike Hall, Sr.

  • Reginald C. Harmon

  • Peter Hogg

  • Guy E. Humphries, Jr.

  • Daniel K. Inouye

  • Henry M. Jackson

  • Thomas Penfield Jackson

  • Leon Jaworski

  • Ben F. Johnson

  • George H. Kreeger

  • Patrick Leahy

  • Karl Llewellyn

  • Morris Lottinger, Jr.

  • Gerald T. McLaughlin

  • Roy McMurtry

  • Chris Marrou

  • Rod D. Martin

  • Edwin Meese III

  • Roland Michener

  • Carmen Milano

  • Walter Mondale

  • Malcolm W. Monroe

  • R. Thomas Olson

  • Samuel Pierce Jr.

  • Dean William L. Prosser

  • Dana Rasmussen

  • Bob Rae

  • Sam Rayburn

  • Stephen R. Reinhardt

  • Owen J. Roberts

  • Walter B. Russell Jr.

  • Myra C. Selby

  • Frank P. Simoneaux

  • William French Smith

  • Kenneth W. Starr

  • Adlai Stevenson

  • Risley C. Triche

  • John Turner

  • Jennifer Wexton

  • Lloyd F. Wheat

  • Wendell Willkie

  • Joshua Soule Zimmerman



Mexico notable members



  • Jesus Tetsuji Tamashiro Paz- Past International President of the Fraternity

  • Ministro Genaro Gongora Pimentel

  • Lic. Rodrigo Sanchez-Mejorada V.

  • Aldo Álvarez Martínez

  • Iliana Granadino Martens

  • Mariana Ogaz Diaz

  • Lic.Mario Marín Torres

  • Dr. Guillermo Deloya Cobían

  • Armando Mier Revilla

  • Ana Curniot Frances

  • Luis Franco

  • Alfonso Iván López-Bello Moreno

  • Dr. José Adalberto Barrales Arias

  • Dr. Juan Manuel Codemo


Inns


Main article: List of Phi Delta Phi inns

References




External links



  • Phi Delta Phi International Home

  • Tiedeman Inn, University of Missouri









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