In this area, the Constitution allows for Congress to decide on how many Justices sit on the Supreme Court’s bench. Article III, Section 1, starts with a broad direction to Congress to establish courts. “The judicial Power of the United States, shall be vested in one supreme Court, and in such inferior Courts as the Congress may from time to time ordain and establish,” it reads. In early 1837, President Andrew Jackson was able to add two additional Justices after Congress again expanded the number of federal circuit court districts. Under different circumstances, Congress created a 10th circuit in 1863 during the Civil War, and it briefly had a 10th Supreme Court Justice. However, Congress after the war passed legislation in 1866 to reduce the Court to seven Justices. That only lasted until 1869, when a new Judiciary Act sponsored by Senator Lyman Trumbull set the number back to nine Justices, with six Justices required at a sitting to form a quorum. President Ulysses S. Grant eventually signed that legislation and nominated William Strong and Joseph Bradley to the newly restored seats. https://www.google.com/amp/s/constitutioncenter.org/amp/blog/why-does-the-supreme-court-have-nine-justices
In this area, the Constitution allows for Congress to decide on how many Justices sit on the Supreme Court’s bench. Article III, Section 1, starts with a broad direction to Congress to establish courts. “The judicial Power of the United States, shall be vested in one supreme Court, and in such inferior Courts as the Congress may from time to time ordain and establish,” it reads. In early 1837, President Andrew Jackson was able to add two additional Justices after Congress again expanded the number of federal circuit court districts. Under different circumstances, Congress created a 10th circuit in 1863 during the Civil War, and it briefly had a 10th Supreme Court Justice. However, Congress after the war passed legislation in 1866 to reduce the Court to seven Justices. That only lasted until 1869, when a new Judiciary Act sponsored by Senator Lyman Trumbull set the number back to nine Justices, with six Justices required at a sitting to form a quorum. President Ulysses S. Grant eventually signed that legislation and nominated William Strong and Joseph Bradley to the newly restored seats. https://www.google.com/amp/s/constitutioncenter.org/amp/blog/why-does-the-supreme-court-have-nine-justices
即使假设民主党大选拿到总统和议会多数,然后位置说改就改?最高院不能判违宪?第二,民主党先改到15个,然后共和党上台后不会改回9个,或者直接上30个?
当然民主党可以通过法律,只能改一次,以后永远不能改了。但是这样改不如直接改法律说以后永远民主党当政算了。15人大法官直接判以后共和党参选就是违宪。
不是自己作妖,现在通过大法官有这么容易吗?60票的规矩把自己玩死了。
增加的是大法官数量,最高法院哪里有发言权。conflict of interest。
因为美国是联邦制国家,不是中央集权国家。
当年每个州加入联邦的时候说好了,每个州两个参议员,每个州有多少选举票。
现在联邦政府准备直接撕毁当年的约定了???那各个州是不是可以脱离联邦自治了???
你的6个问号,150年前美国人用了几十万人的生命回答过了。
内蒙新疆西藏云南海南,都有人大代表呢,人口那么少,虽说不起什么实际作用,但把它们席位取消试试?按照比例,要给河南四川增加席位,楼上的那位愿意吗。
In early 1837, President Andrew Jackson was able to add two additional Justices after Congress again expanded the number of federal circuit court districts. Under different circumstances, Congress created a 10th circuit in 1863 during the Civil War, and it briefly had a 10th Supreme Court Justice. However, Congress after the war passed legislation in 1866 to reduce the Court to seven Justices. That only lasted until 1869, when a new Judiciary Act sponsored by Senator Lyman Trumbull set the number back to nine Justices, with six Justices required at a sitting to form a quorum. President Ulysses S. Grant eventually signed that legislation and nominated William Strong and Joseph Bradley to the newly restored seats. https://www.google.com/amp/s/constitutioncenter.org/amp/blog/why-does-the-supreme-court-have-nine-justices
其他可以不变,总统选举,应当每人一票直选。实现真正的民主,让每一个人的选票都有意义才对
现在的选举,被极少数几个州把持,不到美国10%,能不能当选,只要看这OH , FL PA ETC 这五六个州的选票就决定了。这对生活在兰州的共和党支持者,跟生活在红州的民主党支持者,甚至对绝大数的美国人,都是绝对的不公平。
增加到15个不错。拜登总统可以同时提名任命六个🤔
精辟!
看来从来不是固定的
至少三个吧,以后可以每个总统任命3个,逐届增加。。。。LOL
三局两胜,五局三胜,拼到我赢。
因为他们是大外宣 全职工作的人所以反trump 贴一定会出现,一些不清不楚的中国贴也会出来替中国洗白, 什么任大炮16年徒刑之类的帖子一定不会出现的
总统选举由几个州决定就和吃五个烧饼饱了说前四个烧饼都没有用一样的逻辑。 另外建议读读“联邦党人文集”,这个是人类政治实践有史以来最好的书,没有之一。看完后就会了解美国宪法为什么是这样的,是怎样平衡民主与共和,是怎样平衡地方州与联邦的权力与责任,是怎样既要防止暴君又要防止多数人的暴政,是怎样平衡强有力的领袖领导和法律制衡,是怎样既要快速反应民意的机制与政策又要有长期稳定但还能不僵化的宪法。
这个老太婆还装啥高尚,要熬到下一任让民主党的上来。还不是留恋大法官的权力,要是真高尚,真为了民主党着想的话,当初奥八在位的时候直接辞职不就行了,就是放不下权力。看看senate里面多少老家伙就是不走
实在不满可以搬到摇摆州生活。