How long do Supreme Court justices serve?

Supreme Court justices are appointed and can stay on the Court for the rest of their lives. This was designed to help them make decisions without political pressure. They usually leave only if they retire, resign, or die.

Supreme Court justices don’t have a set term length. They usually stay in the job until they retire, resign, or die, unless they are removed through impeachment.

Supreme Court justices are appointed for life, so they do not have a set term length. They usually stay on the Court until they choose to retire, though they can also leave if they resign or pass away.