An old, fragile woman sits on a park bench while she takes a short break from her afternoon stroll. It is warm and shady where she sits. Large trees and beautiful memorials surround her. Off in the distance, there are tall, admirable buildings, one of which is the Supreme Court Building. This is a building that the women knew very well, since she was the first woman ever in American history to be appointed as a Supreme Court Justice. As memories fill her head of legal cases, swinging votes, and debates, another thought comes to mind. She begins to wonder what this country would be like without all of its freedom, structure, and central government. She then relates her thoughts to the Supreme Court, where one vote out of seven can decide how the country is shaped, led, and run. The Supreme Court would have no meaning, no existence, and no value, without one document, the United States Constitution. The Constitution, although 225 years old, remains a powerful guiding force in our country, and it helped inform the many votes and decisions that filled the woman’s career.…