Technical Question: does that new SCOTUS dude Kavanaugh immediately get to hear cases, or wait until new session starts?

Can begin duties as soon as he takes the oath of office. Monday is a holiday. The usual practice is to hear cases Tuesday. I haven't checked this week's calendar but I would expect him to begin hearing argument a and participating in official business on Tuesday.

What do they do the rest of the work week ?

They work like 4-hour days. Start at 10am, break at lunch for an hour, get off at 3. And they only work 3 days a week. I know banksters who work more.

When the Court is sitting, public sessions begin promptly at 10 a.m. and continue until 3 p.m., with a one-hour lunch recess starting at noon. No public sessions are held on Thursdays or Fridays.

They also refuse to hear cases on 3rd Mondays.

Nice pay, if you can get it wrote:

They work like 4-hour days. Start at 10am, break at lunch for an hour, get off at 3. And they only work 3 days a week.

I know banksters who work more.

When the Court is sitting, public sessions begin promptly at 10 a.m. and continue until 3 p.m., with a one-hour lunch recess starting at noon. No public sessions are held on Thursdays or Fridays.

Basically the same as trump, except they have more free time bc of less makeup

Fratboy Brett will likely be the Shortest serving "Justice" ever. Likely be out on Jan 3rd when new Congress evicts him by impeachment.

Truth be toldd wrote:

Nice pay, if you can get it wrote:

They work like 4-hour days. Start at 10am, break at lunch for an hour, get off at 3. And they only work 3 days a week.

I know banksters who work more.

Basically the same as trump, except they have more free time bc of less makeup

How much golf do the SCOTUSers play? They famously ruled on its definition (ADA) a few decades ago.

cvzxcvzx wrote:

Fratboy Brett will likely be the Shortest serving "Justice" ever. Likely be out on Jan 3rd when new Congress evicts him by impeachment.

Don't see reason to spin it off from the more major incident, declaring the whole Trump "administration" literally Null and Void is all direct.

Judge K is good to go as soon as he sobers up.

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What do they do the rest of the work week ?

Kavanaugh has to take over running the cafeteria from Gorsuch

Special swearing in ceremony this evening which will allow him to start work in the morning.

Bill Wilson wrote:

Judge K is good to go as soon as he sobers up.

Awww, you're so cute in your hate...

Kavanaugh sits tonight wrote:

Special swearing in ceremony this evening which will allow him to start work in the morning.

Sheesh, what a slacker. Why rush the ceremony if he's not going to burn the Midnight Oil?

cvzxcvzx wrote:

Fratboy Brett will likely be the Shortest serving "Justice" ever. Likely be out on Jan 3rd when new Congress evicts him by impeachment.

Intelligiant ppl are already saying he should Step Down for the good of the country.

The unhinged GOP already made their point, they have a majority (for now) and can ramrod anything they want through USA Congress.

But Power is an addicting drug, and he likes his beer too.

Maybe the Delay wasn't so Useless after all

I'd say it did a lot of Institutional Damage to the Senate, except that no-one thought highely of it to begin with. Maybe it helped the Campaign Cash-Registers of/c. Wouldn't be surprised if both aisle-sides liked it in the end.

Truth be toldd wrote:

Nice pay, if you can get it wrote:

They work like 4-hour days. Start at 10am, break at lunch for an hour, get off at 3. And they only work 3 days a week.

I know banksters who work more.

Basically the same as trump, except they have more free time bc of less makeup

I am a proud Trumpster , but hey , that was funny !!!

Good one

You forgot one step. The President has to Sign his Commission of Appointment

I applaud and congratulate the U.S. Senate for confirming our GREAT NOMINEE, Judge Brett Kavanaugh, to the United States Supreme Court. Later today, I will sign his Commission of Appointment, and he will be officially sworn in. Very exciting!

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What do they do the rest of the work week ?

Maybe they guide 8th grade classes around on their US Government tours.

Guess he won't be "supplementing his pay" by teaching at Harvard U anymore.