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Wycoff
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quote: Originally posted by chegitz guevara
I'm assuming the Congress created some requirements for who may or may not be nominated. I would hate to think it was all ad hoc. |
There are no specific requirements as to who may or may not serve on SCOTUS. If Senate confirms the person, they are made a justice. I don't even know if they have to have a law degree (though I doubt that the Senate would accept a nominee that had no legal background whatsoever)
BTW, Earl Warren was made C.J. without ever having served on SCOTUS. Making Roberts CJ wouldn't be unprecedented (but it probably will P.O. Scalia). Earl Warren was governor of California when appointed C.J. of SCOTUS. He was the AG or CA before becoming Governor, but had never been a judge prior to becoming C.J. of SCOTUS.
Last edited by Wycoff on 05-09-2005 at 22:42
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