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Who did President Obama pick to be chief justice?
The president doesn't chose the Chief Justice when he comes into office, or any Supreme Court Judge for that matter. Only if one of the Justices dies or retires (or is impeached by congress) does the president get to nominate someone. So to answer the question, no one yet. John Roberts, appointed by George W. Bush is the current Chief Justice and will remain so until he reties, dies or is impeached.The president doesn't chose the Chief Justice when he comes into office, or any Supreme Court Judge for that matter. Only if one of the Justices dies or retires (or is impeached by congress) does the president get to nominate someone. So to answer the question, no one yet. John Roberts, appointed by George W. Bush is the current Chief Justice and will remain so until he reties, dies or is impeached.
Who would be president if the vice president can't be?
The president would remain president.
How long does the Vice President remain as an Acting President?
!)) YEARS
How long does a justice of the supreme Court remain a members of the Court?
For life.
How long does the justice of the Supreme Court remain members of the court?
For life.
Can one person be US President and Chief Justice of the Supreme Court at the same time?
No. These offices are filled by two different people.The President of the United States is head of the Executive branch of government. As of January 20, 2009, the US President is Barack Obama.The Chief Justice of the US Supreme Court, who is the highest ranking member of the Judiciary branch of government, is nominated by the sitting President, then confirmed by the Senate, onlyif a vacancy occurs for that position during the President's tenure. This would only happen if the Chief Justice died, retired, resigned or was impeached and convicted.The current Chief Justice is John G. Roberts, Jr., who was nominated by President George W. Bush in 2005. Because Chief Justice Roberts is young and in good health, he is likely to remain in this position throughout the Obama administration.To read about William Howard Taft, the 13th President of the United States who later became Chief Justice of the Supreme Court, see Related Questions, below.
Can you have a second term for chief justice?
There are no terms for US Supreme Court Justices. A Chief Justice may remain in that office until he or she decides to leave or is unable to do the job any more (as in very sick or dead). If a Chief Justice steps down, the Senior Associate Justice serves in his (or her) capacity on an interim basis until the Chief Justice is able to return to work or the President and Senate choose a successor. This has happened a few times in the history of the Supreme Court.
How many total years may a president remain in office?
The president can remain in office for 2 four year terms . A total of eight years maximum
Can a president convicted of a federal crime remain in office?
no
Who would become US President if the Vice-President died?
if the vice president died the president would remain the same....
How long does a justice of supreme court remain a member?
Until he either dies or quits.
What happens if you remain absent in the TOEFL exam?
If you remain absent for the TOEFL exam, you will forfeit the exam fee and will need to register and pay to reschedule the exam for a future date. It's important to notify the test center if you are unable to attend the exam so that they can update their records accordingly.
