Applying Kanter's (1977a, 1977b) analysis of tokenism to appellate courts, we define token behavior as voting in conformity with the male majority. Outsider behavior is defined in terms of extreme voting patterns in accordance with work done by Ducat and Flango (1985). We find that women justices tend to be outsiders and hold the extreme position on all three issues examined, that is: on women's issues they tend to be the most prowoman member of a court; and, on both criminal rights and economic liberties they tend to be either the extreme liberal or the extreme conservative member of the court. Tabular data and 29 references.