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Ann Aldrich

Ann Aldrich

Ohio Northern District Court

Born 1927 in Providence, RI

Died 2010 in Cleveland, OH

FJC ID: 22

Career output and lasting influence

Opinions attributed per year · peak 3/year

Ohio Northern District Court · 1980–201019801990200020102020202530
opinions

Later decisions citing those opinions, per year · peak 29/year

Ohio Northern District Court · 1980–2010198019902000201020202025290
citing decisions

Ohio Northern District Court · 1980–2010

Both charts share the same year axis. Opinion counts include only opinions in our corpus attributed to this judge so far — a year at zero can mean an attribution gap, not judicial silence. Influence typically outlasts the career: citations keep climbing after the last opinion.

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Anna Louise "Ann" Aldrich (June 28, 1927 – May 2, 2010) was a United States district judge of the United States District Court for the Northern District of Ohio.

Gender
Female
Race
White

Prior employment

  1. Cleveland State University
    Professor of law · 1968–1980
  2. Private practice, Darien, Connecticut
    1961–1968
  3. general counsel's staff, Federal Communications Commission
    Attorney · 1953–1960
  4. Subic Bay Naval Station, Philippines
    Civilian attorney · 1954–1956
  5. Prof. Edmond N. Cahn, New York University Law School
    Research assistant · 1952–1953
  6. Hon. Arthur T. Vanderbilt, Supreme Court of New Jersey
    Research assistant · 1952–1953
  7. Private practice, Washington, D.C.
    1952–1953
  8. general counsel's staff, International Bank for Reconstruction and Development, Washington, D.C.
    Attorney · 1951–1952

Appointments

  1. Ohio Northern District Court
    1980–2010 · Appointed by Jimmy Carter (Democratic)
    Term ended: Death

Education

  1. New York University School of Law
  2. New York University School of Law
  3. University of Geneva, Switzerland, Institut des Hautes Etudes Internationale
    1951
  4. New York University School of Law
  5. Columbia University
    B.A. · 1948