In a recent interview with The Third Branch , the newsletter of the judiciary, Supreme Court Justice John Paul Stevens, now 87, indicated not the slightest interest in retiring. "It's a rare privilege to have this job, to have work this interesting and challenging at this stage in your life," Stevens said. He also had high praise for Chief Justice John Roberts Jr. -- a significant counterpoint to occasional reports that some justices on the liberal wing of the Court are chafing under the new chief.
May 11, 2007 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on National Law Journal
It’s only the slightest of hints, but in comments in a recent interview, Supreme Court Justice John Paul Stevens, now 87, indicated not the slightest interest in retiring.
The Third Branch, the newsletter of the judiciary, interviewed Stevens on March 27, on the occasion of Stevens’ entry into the “Top 10″ pantheon of justices in terms of length of service, at 31-plus years.
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