According to the U.S. Constitution, what is the age requirement for serving as a Federal Judge/Justice?
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Well, as far as I think, their constituation sets no such specific requirements....
(some exceptions may be there (•_•"))
Hope this helps
@PoojaBBSR
(some exceptions may be there (•_•"))
Hope this helps
@PoojaBBSR
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According to the U.S. Constitution, they apply the “Rule of 80” for serving as a Federal Judge/Justice.
It means the judge’s age and his or her term of service must be a total of at least 80.
The Rule of 8o is originally, the standard of 70 years of age and ten years of service.
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