Julius Waties Waring

1880–1968 (age 88)

Federal Judge

Biography

Julius Waties Waring was a distinguished Federal Judge whose judicial career left an indelible mark on American law and justice. His tenure on the bench was characterized by principled decision-making and a commitment to the rule of law.

Judge Waring's contributions to the federal judiciary are remembered as part of the nation's legal heritage. He was laid to rest at Magnolia Cemetery, a final resting place befitting his prominence and service.

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