If the justices are going to write their policy preferences into their opinions — as they increasingly are, right and left — they should be constrained by some of the same ethics and tenure guardrails that have been placed on the political branches.
The increasing frequency of decades-long tenures, coupled with the Court's increased power, has led to a national conversation on term limits. And that's a conversation we'd like to have
No one in a democracy should possess unchecked power for life, yet that's exactly what the nine justices have today.