Section 1. Once advice and consent is given by the Senate, a special election will be scheduled for eligible citizens within 60 days of advice and consent. It is the duty of these citizens to decide if a Supreme Court nominee is apt for the court.
Section 2. Supreme Court Justices will be subject to physical and psychological exams every two years. These exams will allow medical and psychological professionals to determine if each justice is in the right mindset and health to serve the Court. Special examinations may be required in the event that a Justice appears to have a decline in mental or physical health.
Section 3. At any given moment there may only be a maximum of nine justices on the Supreme Court.
Section 4. If there is, in fact, an even number of justices on the Supreme Court, the justices will take turns sitting out of decision, by order of seniority, making to create an odd number of justices within any vote. This will continue until an odd number of justices is again reached. Students learn throughout their Social Studies and History courses that the Supreme Court, along with the other branches of government, run the United States of America …show more content…
The government has standards for suitability when it comes to employees. There are commissions that “determine that individuals meet the physical and mental requirements for employment in competitive positions, but has reserved to itself the final authority to determine that individuals fail to meet such requirements.”(340). These don’t currently apply to the Judiciary, but to other government employees. Since psychological and physical exams have been required for government employees in the past, without any disapproval from SCOTUS, the unconstitutional argument cannot currently
Section 2. Supreme Court Justices will be subject to physical and psychological exams every two years. These exams will allow medical and psychological professionals to determine if each justice is in the right mindset and health to serve the Court. Special examinations may be required in the event that a Justice appears to have a decline in mental or physical health.
Section 3. At any given moment there may only be a maximum of nine justices on the Supreme Court.
Section 4. If there is, in fact, an even number of justices on the Supreme Court, the justices will take turns sitting out of decision, by order of seniority, making to create an odd number of justices within any vote. This will continue until an odd number of justices is again reached. Students learn throughout their Social Studies and History courses that the Supreme Court, along with the other branches of government, run the United States of America …show more content…
The government has standards for suitability when it comes to employees. There are commissions that “determine that individuals meet the physical and mental requirements for employment in competitive positions, but has reserved to itself the final authority to determine that individuals fail to meet such requirements.”(340). These don’t currently apply to the Judiciary, but to other government employees. Since psychological and physical exams have been required for government employees in the past, without any disapproval from SCOTUS, the unconstitutional argument cannot currently