Term limits—a way to tackle the Supreme Court’s crisis of legitimacy | Brookings
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neutrality further endangering a crucial democratic institution. help restore confidence in the institution as an independent judicial body insulated from partisan concerns and address the Court’s legitimacy crisis. Despite this, Americans have their doubts: of the 84 percent who say that justices s
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- further endangering a crucial democratic institution.
- help restore confidence in the institution as an independent judicial body insulated from partisan concerns and address the Court’s legitimacy crisis.
- Despite this, Americans have their doubts: of the 84 percent who say that justices should keep their political views out of their decisions, only 18 percent feel they do it well.
- The days of justices receiving over 90 votes ended with the late Justice Ginsburg’s confirmation in 1993.
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