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What Next: Could Biden's Court Reforms Actually Work?
Jul 25, 2024
Professor Stephen Vladeck from Georgetown University Law Center discusses Biden's Supreme Court reform proposals, exploring the need for balance in the three branches of government. They delve into the implications of unchecked judicial power, potential changes to justice terms, and the historical context of Congress's oversight of the Supreme Court.
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- Calls for Supreme Court reforms highlight issues of oversight and judicial accountability.
- Proposed reforms by Biden focus on introducing term limits and ethical standards for justices.
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Calls for Judicial Branch Checks
Recent discussions center around the lack of checks on the judicial branch, particularly the Supreme Court, highlighting instances where decisions and justices' behavior have raised concerns about accountability. Calls for reform stem from the perceived lack of oversight on the courts' actions and decisions, emphasizing the need for greater checks and balances in the system.
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