HARLOW: All right, well, right now, retired Justice -- retired Supreme Court Justice John Paul Stevens is arriving there at the high court. He served on the Supreme Court for nearly 35 years and he died last week at the age of 99.</s>SCIUTTO: Deeply respected by both conservative and liberal justices. Lining the steps of the Supreme Court today are dozens of his former clerks. He had more than a 100 of them during his service --</s>HARLOW: Yes --</s>SCIUTTO: Stevens will lie in repose in the great hall today, and a private funeral will be held tomorrow at Arlington National Cemetery. Joining us now Ariane de Vogue who has covered the Supreme Court for us for some time. So, he'll be accompanied by clerics, several of whom will serve as his pallbearers. And now, I find this interesting, he's going to rest on a platform used by Lincoln.</s>ARIANE DE VOGUE, CNN JUSTICE REPORTER: Yes, that's right, he's returning here for the final time today. He will lie in repose - END
Retired Justice Stevens to Lie in Repose at the U.S. Supreme Court