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Though Justice Sandra Day O'Connor announced her retirement July 1, petitions still flow into her chambers and her three new clerks are reporting for duty, with plenty of work to do. The reason so little has changed lies in O'Connor's carefully worded letter to President Bush, which states her retirement is effective "upon the nomination and confirmation of my successor." One may stay on, as retired justices are assigned one clerk, and the other two will likely have many options awaiting them.
July 22, 2005 at 12:00 AM
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