Nearly 70 % of the people in the United States support the cancellation of the Lifetime System of Justice: retire early and go home to fight flies

Jimu Journalist Sun Yan

Intern Zeng Zheng

According to an Associated Press report on the 25th, in a latest polls released by the Associated Press and the NORC Public Affairs Research Center, about two -thirds of Americans said that support Change to the appointment within a time limit, or set the retirement age for it. The results of polls show that the proportion of American people's "almost no confidence" of the Supreme Court has increased sharply.

US Supreme Court Data Map (Picture Source Associated Press)

It is reported that the polls were conducted after the US Supreme Court overturned and canceled abortion rights in June this year. The results of polls also showed that more than half of the American people expressed their "anger" or "sadness" for the decision to cancel the abortion right of the Supreme Court.

The report pointed out that 67%of the US people support the proposal to implement the appointment system for the Supreme Court of Justice, including 82%of the Democrats and 57%of Republicans. Most people also hold similar views on setting the retirement age.

It is understood that the Supreme Court Justice is nominated by the US President, approved by the US Senate, and is a lifelong system. In addition to their death, active resignation or retirement, their only non -voluntary resignation was fired by the US Congress.

Of course, the Supreme Court Justice, like the president of the United States, can be impeached. However, the impeachment Supreme Court Justice is very rare. According to reports, in the history of the United States, only one big Justice has been impeached, and this person has not stepped down.

Because the President of the United States is one session of the four years and has served at most two times, and the judge is a lifelong system, it is often described as "President who runs water, the judge of the iron".

Ernez Parker from North Carolina said that he "strongly supported" the implementation system for the Supreme Court of the United States.

"I think some people have been there for too long. They have no new ideas. Over time, many things are easy to deal with in their own way." The 84 -year -old Democrat said in an interview. Essence

"Moreover, the retired judges can also move around in their garden, sit in the porch to blow blow, fight a dozen flies, and do anything they want to do." Parker went on.

In addition, the report also pointed out that three months ago, 27%of the American people said that the Supreme Court "had almost no confidence", and in the latest polls, this proportion had risen to 43%.

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