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Supreme Court Justice Stephen Breyer, the oldest member in the Supreme Court, said he is still undecided about his retirement. “I can’t say never decide a shadow-docket thing,” he told the New York Times. “Not never. But be careful. And I’ve said that in print. I’ll probably say it more.” Democrats have been pushing Breyer, who has turned 83 this month, to retire while both the Senate and White House are currently under Democratic control. They want President Joe Biden to appoint a younger liberal in order to prevent the Democratic party from losing another seat to the Republicans on the Supre...
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Justice Stephen Breyer, the oldest member of the Supreme Court at 82, said that he still hasn’t made his mind about when he will retire and that he is currently enjoying his role as the senior liberal on the court. Breyer simply said “no” when CNN’s Joan Biskupic asked if he is ready to decide on his retirement. The 82-year-old justice also gave two factors that would affect his decision. “Primarily, of course, health,” Breyer said. “Second, the court.” Supreme Court justices, just like any other federal judges, serve for life. Liberals have been pushing Breyer, who is turning 83 in August, to...
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The late Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg will lie in repose within the Great Hall of the Supreme Court on Wednesday and Thursday.Her casket will be placed temporarily within the Great Hall for a private ceremony Wednesday morning, followed by the opportunity for the public to pay respects on Wednesday and Thursday from outside of the building. This is not how respects have been paid to deceased Supreme Court members in the past – for example, when Justice Antonin Scalia died in 2016, the public was allowed to pay respects from within the building. Due to COVID-19 restrictions and the...
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Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg passed away on Friday after complications from metastatic pancreatic cancer. Ginsburg was only the second woman to be appointed to the Supreme Court of the United States, devoting her life to fighting for justice. She harnessed her personal experiences with discrimination on the basis of sex to fuel her passion for gender equality. She showed that this form of prejudice was also harmful to men and turned the 14th Amendment, the Equal Protection Clause, into an instrument of empowerment for women.Ginsberg was born in Brooklyn to Jewish parents. She earn...
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