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Life tenure for U.S. Supreme Court justices is one of the fixed features of the constitutional landscape. Or is it? A group of noted law professors is hoping to launch a re-examination of Supreme Court life tenure by advancing a complex proposal for legislation that would, in effect, force justices into senior status after roughly 18 years on the high court. "These guys are simply hanging on too long," says Cornell Law School emeritus professor Roger Cramton.
January 01, 2005 at 12:00 AM
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