Constitutional lawfags, when a president is incapacitated the office is transferred to the VP. This is presumably what would happen if a president were to be in a coma or vegetative state for an indefinite period. Are there any provisions for when a SC justice is incapacitated, but not quite dead, for an extended period?

>>4952587

Kek!

>>4952701

>Why does every bread start with the same 15 posts kek

Shills announce themselves early so you can filter them. They're very considerate like that.

>>4952911

Either way, her medical status needs to be all over the 6 o'clock news.

>>4953025

If he was medically dead, even for only a few moments, then it might give the remaining 8 justices legal cause to declare that the conditions for naming her replacement have been triggered.

Maybe. But clearly whatever solution to this conundrum would probably not be accepted by the public unless her peers were part of it.

>>4953155

Phone numbers on the whiteboard. Oops.

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>>4953192

They will obviously fail. But they are sooo screwed that they are going to try. They have no other options. And it will backfire when people eventually find out and start asking why.

>>4953253

I assumed you guys were already.