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Does the president have the authority to re-arrange the Supreme Court?

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ex. Scalia becoming chief, Roberts becoming associate justice.

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  1. no.


  2. Negative. THAT is decided among the Justices themselves.

  3. Sure. Bush has been using the AUMF as carte blanche to do whatever he pleases for the last 7 years, so who's going to stop him now if he wants to do a little supreme tinkerin'?

  4. no powers to the president to interfere in any basic action with judiciary.  He can write the chief justice a letter.  This is in india, and i don't know about other countries.

  5. No.  The appointments are for life.  Including the Chief Justice.

    Joseph, II - The President appoints the Chief Justice, the court does not pick him.
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