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Old 09-05-2005, 08:09 PM   #3584
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HOLY SHIT

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Originally posted by Penske_Account

The real issue now becomes when will Scalia retire? I believe its well known that he has said privately that if he didn't get CJ he was out of there. $$$$. While there are several good reasons for the Roberts pick, passing over Scalia was a hard slap in the face to the conservatives' best friend on the court.

I say he retires the day after the end of the next session. June 2006.
While he may act on that, what's the pay day to a retired justice? Is he going to argue cases before the court (after the two-year bar)? Is he going to make speeches? What value would he add to a firm? I just don't see a huge pay day. Sure, better than $160k/year, but not for more than a few years.

Would you want him as a partner? Of the business kind?
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