Jason Sands

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The framers’ decision not to impose term limits or a mandatory retirement age should not be surprising. They were not concerned about long tenures on the court. Life expectancy was shorter at the time of the founding, and importantly, the position of Supreme Court justice lacked the status and appeal that it has today.
Tyranny of the Minority: Why American Democracy Reached the Breaking Point
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