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When AJ is used in reference to the US Supreme Court, it means "Associate Justice," the formal title of the eight justices who serve under the Chief Justice.

It can also stand for Apple Jack (from my little pony).

It may also be used by Jammers on Animal Jam (AJ) to abbreviate the game.

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* ---- Ross Perot started United We Stand America.


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Who were the five US Supreme Court Associate Justices who became Chief Justices?

Of the seventeen total Chief Justices on the Supreme Court, three were elevated (promoted) during their tenure as Associate Justice (White, Stone and Rehnquist), and two were Associate Justices who left the Court for a period of time, then returned as Chief Justices (Rutledge, Hughes).Chief Justices who also served as Associate JusticesJohn Rutledge.................AJ 1790-1791 (Washington)................CJ 1795-1795 (Washington)Edward Douglas White.....AJ 1894-1910 (Cleveland)...................CJ 1910-1921 (Taft)Charles Evans Hughes......AJ 1910-1916 (Taft)...........................CJ 1930-1941 (Hoover)Harlan F. Stone................AJ 1925-1941 (Coolidge)....................CJ 1941-1946 (F. Roosevelt)William H. Rehnquist.........AJ 1972-1986 (Nixon).......................CJ 1986-2005 (Reagan)Additional Notes from Another ContributorThe current Chief Justice, John Roberts, was first nominated as an Associate Justice but was re-nominated as Chief Justice, upon the death of Chief Justice Rehnquist, before his Associate Justice nomination was acted upon. President Lyndon Johnson nominated Associate Justice Abe Fortas to be Chief Justice but he withdrew from nomination due to much opposition from the opposing party.


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What does aj stand for in wrestling?

It's probably their actual name like AJ's real name is AJ Lee or A might be their first name and J might mean Junior.


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What nicknames does AJ Geddes go by?

AJ Geddes goes by The Mighty AJ.


What dose aj stand for on ring?

The initials "AJ" on a ring typically stand for the name of the designer or manufacturer, often indicating the brand or artisan responsible for the piece. In some cases, it could also represent the initials of the person who commissioned or owns the ring. To understand its specific significance, one might need to refer to the context or branding associated with the ring.


What is aj lee's email?

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What does AJ stand for on a floor plan?

Not sure but it seems to mean that its referencing the Architects Journal. I'm looking at a bunch of RWP and GT symbols (Rain Water Pipe & Grate), all of which have a leader to a diamond with AJ on it, they seem to be linked all around the perimeter of the house.


What is the name AJ in Japanese?

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