President Bush Views Casket Of Chief Justice Rehnquist

WASHINGTON - SEPTEMBER 6: (AFP OUT) US President George W. Bush, First Lady Laura Bush and Supreme Court Judge Antonin Scalia pause in front of a portrait of Chief Justice William Rehnquist Sept. 6, 2005 in the Great Hall of the Supreme Court in Washington, DC. Rehnquist's casket will lie in repose at the court until the next morning and he will be buried in a private ceremony at Arlington Cemetery that afternoon. (Photo by Chip Somodevilla/Getty Images)

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