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The writers of the Constitution demonstrated their wisdom with the concept of keeping politics and popular sentiment out of the judiciary, to the extent possible.
The Constitution does not specifically say judges have lifetime appointments...rather they "shall hold their offices during good behaviour".
A judge's interpretation of the law that does not meet a particular political or even popular test does not constitute "bad behavior".
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"The perfect is the enemy of the good."
~ Voltaire
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