Amy Coney Barrett

Amy Coney Barrett-Schultz (born January 28, 1972 ) is an American politician and judge who is currently serving as the Lower District Court Judge for Savannah since 1997.

Barrett is known for being textualist, meaning she views the Constitution as is and leaves no room for flexibility when it comes to rulings in civil cases. Barrett was nominated to the Savannah District Court in early 1998 by President Rosémarie Lynnswagger and was confirmed about 2 days later. She has been serving since 1998.

Personal life
Amy Coney Barrett was an orphan child, with parents who died in a car accident while she was being babysat.

Children and spouse
In late 1997 while awaiting her confirmation to Judge, Barrett married Colonel Lukas Schultz. About 2 years into the marriage, Barrett gave birth to her first child, Lily Schultz, on December 2, 1999.