Supreme Court justices shall serve single terms of 20 years. This insulates them from the changing winds of public opinion and political expediency, allowing them to render their judgements based on enduring Constitutional principles and legal presidents. The ability of the Supreme Court to adapt to enduring changes in society, however, is enhanced by limiting the term of each justice to 20 years, and ensuring that new justices are regularly added to the court every 15 months to replace retiring justices.

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