

Term Limits Made Workable
Aug 14, 2024
Professor Amar, a legal scholar renowned for his insights on constitutional law, presents an innovative proposal for 18-year term limits for Supreme Court justices. He delves into the constitutional implications and the critique surrounding this plan, aiming to enhance governmental effectiveness without altering the Constitution. Amar also discusses how this reform could lead to improved collaboration among justices, the significance of clarifying legal terms, and the role of emeritus justices in court dynamics, inviting audience input for further refinement.
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Intro
00:00 • 4min
Reforming the Supreme Court
03:52 • 6min
Reforming the Electoral Landscape
09:47 • 19min
Clarifying Term Limits and Legal Education Opportunities
28:54 • 3min
Reimagining Supreme Court Tenure
32:08 • 22min
The Role and Responsibilities of Supreme Court Justices
53:42 • 4min
Emeritus Justices and Court Dynamics
57:39 • 19min