James L. Buckley, former senator and brother of National Review founder, passed away at 100.
Former Senator and Judge James L. Buckley Passes Away at 100
James L. Buckley, a prominent figure in American politics and law, has sadly passed away at the remarkable age of 100. As a former senator from New York and a respected judge on the U.S. appeals court for the District of Columbia circuit, Buckley leaves behind a legacy that will be remembered for generations to come.
Buckley, who was the brother of the influential conservative William F. Buckley Jr., made significant contributions to the Reagan administration during his career. His expertise and dedication led to his appointment as a judge on the U.S. appeals court by President Ronald Reagan, further solidifying his impact on the American legal system.
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