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Serving for life

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A total of 115 justices have served on the Supreme Court

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Americans: All our buildings in DC are remarkable works of art, inspired by the incredible ruins in Europe.
Greeks: They made a cheap knock off of our Athens!!!!!

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Mr. Rahimi challenged the law as a violation of the Second Amendment right to bear arms.

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Marbury v Madison cemented the idea that American courts have the ability to get rid of unconstitutional laws and statutes.

After a Supreme Court Justice retires, their pension lasts for the rest of their life, and is equal to their highest paid salary while they were employed.

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the supreme court had its first meeting on February 2, 1790

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They serve for life

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-dexter

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They serve till death or retirement

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It’s interesting how a Supreme Court justice can serve for life

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In 1789, the chief justice's salary was $4,000, while associate justices made $3,500. By 2023, the chief justice's salary had risen to $298,500, with associate justices receiving $285,400.

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It’s interesting how a team of just 9 people get so much done and make so many crucial decisions.

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It’s interesting how they don’t have to read all the cases.

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9 judges that have jurisdiction over the entire country is something I find interesting.

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The Court really didn’t have a fully functional home until 1935.

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It’s interesting that 9 judges have ultimate jurisdiction over the whole U.S, and power to check the president and congress.

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It’s amazing how well they do their job and how dedicated they are to their jobs. This includes characteristics like barely eating.

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What I found interesting is its pivotal role in settling important legal and constitutional issues that have far-reaching impacts on society.

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What i found interesting was how many systems they have in place inside the government. All the courts for different levels. I also think it’s super cool how theres only a few people in charge of all of this responsibility

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It's fascinating how they accomplish so much with just a team of nine people.

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I thought the design of the building was interesting.

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Its interesting how they do so much but only have 9 people, although its an honor and once in a lifetime opportunity- they get no privacy and work a lot shaping the U.S

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I found it interesting how stressful it sounds, talking/arguing/and deciding all these cases, some judges get 7000/8000 cases a term. That’s so much works, even though they only get around 80 cases actually done. I agree that it sounds like theres no privacy, everyone knows what I would be eating for gods sake! No, I couldn’t be a judge. Though the retirement sounds nice.

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Something that I found interesting was the amount of work they have to do with only have 9 people

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I found interesting how many stairs there were and how tall it looked

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I find it interesting that most of them say being on the Supreme Court is an honor, but he wouldn’t say he actually liked it. In fact, he lamented, there’s no money and no privacy.

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I find it interesting that they barely get breaks because they have a lot of work to do. I also find it interesting that they barely eat throughout the day.

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I find it interesting that they don’t make a net worth of around 500k because they have such an important job. Also the fact that they don’t eat much at all throughout the day.

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I found it interesting how short of a time it’s been around. The supreme Court was established on March 2, 1789, making it around 230 years old.

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I find it interesting that they select only one and that they barely eat anything all day because of how much they are working. It makes some sense because only one person fits that much jurisdiction but it still makes very little sense because what if the justice gets sick, or hurt or dies?

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I find it interesting that the 9 Supreme Court Justices have the ultimate jurisdiction over all laws in the US and even have the power to check the actions of the president and Congress.

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I found it interesting that people kinda wanted to build it didn't live to see it become such a big thing.

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That they have “ultimate jurisdiction over all laws within the United States and is responsible for evaluating the constitutionality of those laws”, and how they have the ultimate say in things.