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I mean, it still leaves open the question of what happens if one dies, is incapacitated, impeached or retires prior to the end of their term, but that
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pmb
I would hope someone wouldn't retire in the middle of a two-year appointment.
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the wrong element, bad guy (aka JFields)
Sep 23 '20, 10:06
Because it would usually be a grim health issue, otherwise they hopefully wouldn't accept the nomination.
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It would be an 18 year term, they're just staggered so a new justice is appointed every 2 years as one rolls off. -- nm
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pmb
Sep 23, 10:32
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