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In reply to the discussion: Biden commission punts on whether to recommend expanding Supreme Court [View all]Polybius
(21,044 posts)33. Some more news:
Biden Supreme Court study panel unanimously approves final report
A bipartisan commission tasked by the White House with exploring possible Supreme Court reforms voted unanimously Tuesday to submit the groups final report to President Biden.
The 34-member group sounded a neutral tone across its report's nearly 300 pages, referencing profound disagreement over a controversial proposal to expand the number of justices, for instance, while declining to adopt a position.
Instead, the study traces the history of the court reform debate and delineates arguments for and against various proposals, occasionally noting areas of bipartisan support, as in the case of imposing term limits on the justices.
The findings, which bear the imprimatur of some of the nations foremost constitutional thinkers and court watchers, are likely to shape the contours of future debates over proposals such as limiting the Supreme Court's jurisdiction and providing Congress special authority to override decisions.
https://thehill.com/regulation/court-battles/584791-biden-supreme-court-study-panel-unanimously-approves-final-report
A bipartisan commission tasked by the White House with exploring possible Supreme Court reforms voted unanimously Tuesday to submit the groups final report to President Biden.
The 34-member group sounded a neutral tone across its report's nearly 300 pages, referencing profound disagreement over a controversial proposal to expand the number of justices, for instance, while declining to adopt a position.
Instead, the study traces the history of the court reform debate and delineates arguments for and against various proposals, occasionally noting areas of bipartisan support, as in the case of imposing term limits on the justices.
The findings, which bear the imprimatur of some of the nations foremost constitutional thinkers and court watchers, are likely to shape the contours of future debates over proposals such as limiting the Supreme Court's jurisdiction and providing Congress special authority to override decisions.
https://thehill.com/regulation/court-battles/584791-biden-supreme-court-study-panel-unanimously-approves-final-report
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Biden commission punts on whether to recommend expanding Supreme Court [View all]
Polybius
Dec 2021
OP
The supreme court is killing women and our democracy. Something must be done about them.
Autumn
Dec 2021
#1
Lets not do anything about them stealing 2024 and 2022 while on a roll of doing nothing.
Cobalt Violet
Dec 2021
#2
this? after watching McAsshole blow up the concept? unreal; no wonder the left has had it...
bringthePaine
Dec 2021
#3
Not your headline, but "punts"? There have been 9 Justices on the Supreme Court since 1869....
George II
Dec 2021
#9
When was the last time one of the two parties tried to forcibly take over the government?
NullTuples
Dec 2021
#10
given the 2 idiot senators supposedly on our side, it would never get expanded.
samsingh
Dec 2021
#27