Bill > HR4423

This bill, the Supreme Court Term Limits and Regular Appointments Act of 2023, establishes a process for the regular appointment of Supreme Court Justices. It introduces term limits, requiring the President to nominate and appoint one new Justice during the first and third years after a presidential election. The bill also designates "Senior Justices" - Justices who have served 18 years and are deemed retired from regular active service, but may continue to perform judicial duties as assigned by the Chief Justice. Additionally, the bill includes provisions to fill Supreme Court vacancies using Senior Justices until new Justices are appointed. The bill aims to create a more predictable and consistent process for Supreme Court appointments.