If Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas were to resign over his financial dealings, he would not be the first justice to do so. Associate Justice Abe Fortas resigned from the Supreme Court in 1969, which President Nixon accepted.
, was announced first by Fortas through the press officer Banning E. Whittington. This triggered the release of Fortas’s letter of resignation to the president, Mr. Nixon’s reply, a long letter of explanation from Fortas to the Chief Justice and a statement by Warren praising Fortas as a “learned and compassionate Justice” who had made “his personal decision.
The plan had been for Fortas to “help shape the Foundation’s program and activities,” Fortas said, to advance liberal causes in which he had long held an interest. Stock fraud indictments were brought in September and October. Fortas gave the fee back in December, he said, without seeking compensation for services already rendered to the foundation “because of the development which had taken place.
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