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How long of a term may U.S. Supreme Court Justices serve?

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How long of a term may U.S. Supreme Court Justices serve?

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A U.S. Supreme Court Justice is appointed to the position for life. A Justice can serve for as long as he wants until he resigns, retires or dies. A Justice can retire at age 70 if she has served 10 years, or at age 65 if she has served 15 years.Source:Find Law: A History of the Supreme CourtU.S.