Justice Stevens and the tipping point
Justice Stevens and the tipping point
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How the Supreme Court would look if its strongest liberal voice, now 87, were to exit may well depend on the presidential election. WASHINGTON — Justice John Paul Stevens, 87, last week became the second-oldest justice in the Supreme Court's history. Only Justice Oliver Wendell Holmes, who retired at 90 in 1932, served to an older age. |
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News entry number 3532 added on Nov 25, 2007 in the Politics category.
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