A former Florida Supreme Court Justice died in his Tallahassee home on Sunday.
Parker Lee McDonald was 93-years-old. He was appointed to the state’s highest court in 1979.
His portrait still hangs in the Supreme Court gallery.
Justice McDonald is known for a decision that prevented lawyers from excluding jurors based on race.
He was nicknamed the “whistling justice” because on his first day on the job, a security guard told him whistling was not allowed in the building.
McDonald responded saying he could do what he wanted because he was a justice.