How long is a term of office in the Supreme court?

Answer 1

365 Days

A US Supreme Court Term begins the first Monday in October and ends the first Monday in October of the following year.

During the year, the Justices hear cases from October through the end of April, and only take the bench to announce opinions during May and June. The Court rises at the end of June or early July after it has disposed of all the cases on its docket for the year. While the justices are out of the public view, their work continues as they prepare for the next Term.

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Answer 2

they serve the supreme court for a life long term
Federal judges, including Supreme Court justices, are appointed for life. They leave office by resigning/retiring, impeachment, or death.
For Life, but they can be impeached or retire at their own request.

Answer 3

A US Supreme Court Justice can hold their term for as long as they choose. They can remain a justice for life if they want. They are only removed from the office if they resign, or if they are impeached for wrong-doing.

Answer 4

Judges are not nominated for a term. They serve for life, meaning they serve until they retire. This helps reduce the political influence involved and allows them to be more unbiased and neutral in their decisions.

Answer 5

In the United States Supreme Court, the Justices have life-long terms unless they are impeached. Otherwise, it depends on what the laws that each state has for their Supreme Courts are.

Answer 6

Life, or until they retire. Technically they could, like any Federal official, be impeached. However, they don't have a set term that expires.

Answer 7

A supreme court judges term lasts a lifetime.

Answer 8

Their whole life no one can fire them