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    Is substitute SCOTUS plan too ‘left field’ for GOP? (access required)

    The retirement of Justice John Paul Stevens created something we haven't had in quite some time: the existence of three living former Supreme Court justices. And it was Stevens himself who reportedly gave Senate Judiciary Committee Chairman Patrick Leahy an idea: allow retired justices to sit in on cases when a current justice recuses himself or ...

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