How long do US Supreme Court justices serve?

Answer 1

Supreme Court justices hold office "during good behavior," which means they are appointed for life unless they commit an impeachable offense. Justices remain on the Court until they retire, resign or die.

Answer 2

There's no limit; they are lifetime appointments. They can retire if they want, or they can just stay in office until they die.

Technically, justices hold their offices "during good behavior," which basically means "until they resign, die, or are impeached and removed from office." Only one Supreme Court Justice (Samuel Chase) has ever been impeached (most of the charges were concerned with a political bias in his rulings and actions ... if you think politics is partisan now, brother, you have no idea).

Answer 3

Assuming you are speaking of the United States Supreme Court, the justices serve until death or voluntary retirement. There is no term limit.

Answer 4

There's no limit; they are lifetime appointments. They can retire if they wish, or they can hang on until they die.

Answer 5

Forever, subject of course to the natural limitations of human lifespan.

Answer 6

8 years

Answer 7

they're is no limit; a life time.

Answer 8

for life