Created Tue 4th Nov 2008 8:42pm PST by
jedc

How many US Supreme Court Justices will retire by the end of 2009?
Background: How many US Supreme Court Justices will retire now that the President will be a Democrat?
Settlement details:As reported by a major mainstream news source.
- Activity: H$73,317 |
- Predictions: 162 |
Comments: 10
Predictions (162)
Comments (10)
Related News
This news is selected automatically based on the question, its background, options and tags
This news is selected automatically based on the question, its background, options and tags
score: 10
ABC News 26 weeks ago
Groups Give Obama High Grades for Considering Two Lesbians for High Court FONT SIZE In 2004, the Oregon Supreme Court unanimously struck down an effort to legalize same-sex marriage even though one of its justices -- Rives Kistler -- was openly gay. Is
score: 10
The Hindu 26 weeks ago
Associate Justice David Souter of the United States Supreme Court has announced his intention to retire from the nine-judge bench. He was nominated by the senior George Bush in 1990 in the expectation that he would agree with the
score: 10
CNN 26 weeks ago
Timothy P. O'Neill: No judge on Supreme Court now has legislative background He says none of the nine have held, or even run for, elective office O'Neill: All but one attended Harvard or Yale Law School
score: 10
CNN 26 weeks ago
Timothy P. O'Neill: No judge on Supreme Court now has legislative background He says none of the nine have held, or even run for, elective office O'Neill: All but one attended Harvard or Yale Law School
score: 10
Guardian Unlimited 26 weeks ago
has many virtues as a jurist: he has been a modest, thoughtful and lawyerly voice on the US supreme court. But one of the most remarkable and praiseworthy features of his tenure has been his manner of leaving it. Souter is retiring voluntarily at the age

Related Tags









http://www.cnn.com/2009/POLITICS/04/30/justice.souter.retiring/
AP - Thu Oct 15
“It was the second time Ginsburg, 76, has been hospitalized in the last month.”
Please log in or join to add a comment