Supreme Court Term Limits and Regular Appointments Act of 2023

Bill 118 hr 4423, also known as the Supreme Court Term Limits and Regular Appointments Act of 2023, aims to implement term limits for Supreme Court justices and establish a regular appointment schedule for new justices.

Under this bill, Supreme Court justices would be limited to serving 18-year terms, after which they would be required to step down from the bench. This is intended to prevent justices from serving for an extended period of time, ensuring that new perspectives and ideas are regularly brought to the Court.

Additionally, the bill establishes a regular appointment schedule, with a new justice being appointed every two years. This would help to prevent vacancies on the Court from lingering for extended periods of time, ensuring that the Court remains fully staffed and able to effectively carry out its duties. Overall, the Supreme Court Term Limits and Regular Appointments Act of 2023 seeks to promote fairness, transparency, and efficiency within the Supreme Court, while also ensuring that the Court remains responsive to the changing needs and values of the American people.