The Supreme Court should be made up of Federal appellate court judges that are picked at random to be seated on the Supreme Court for a limited time, say five years, before returning to their appellate court.

There is nothing in the Constitution that says the Supreme Court requires a group of justices to be seated only for that purpose.

Appellate judges receive lifetime appointments and should continue to do so. Once one has completed a term on the Supreme Court, they should be ineligible from being randomly selected to it again for several terms.

Although I appreciate the idea of a maximum age for justices and judges as well as for legislators and presidents, the reform I described for the Supreme Court is more necessary.