Related: Courtside Archive
The next stage of retired Justice Sandra Day O’Connor’s public life began to take shape last week: a combination of speaking out, receiving accolades and even, she hinted, sitting as a judge on lower federal courts.
The next stage of retired Justice Sandra Day O'Connor's public life began taking shape last week: a combination of speaking out, receiving accolades and even, she hinted, sitting as a judge again. In a talk Thursday at Georgetown University Law Center, she demurred when it was suggested she could be more candid now that she's no longer a justice: "I've retired, but I'm still a federal judge." Retired justices can sit by designation on any federal court, but O'Connor did not indicate where she hopes to sit.
March 13, 2006 at 12:00 AM
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Related: Courtside Archive
The next stage of retired Justice Sandra Day O’Connor’s public life began to take shape last week: a combination of speaking out, receiving accolades and even, she hinted, sitting as a judge on lower federal courts.
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