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William P. Foster was an American jurist from Virginia.

Foster was appointed to the Illinois Supreme Court on October 9, 1818 by the Illinois State Legislature with no previous experience as a lawyer.[1] Foster never met with the Supreme Court, and never presided over his assigned circuit court. He resigned on July 7, 1819, before the Supreme Court's first December session.

References

  1. ^ Illinois Supreme Court biography

Bibliography

  • Scott, John M (1896). Supreme Court of Illinois, 1818. Bloomington, IL. pp. 14–35.{{cite book}}: CS1 maint: location missing publisher (link)


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