Ex Post: Roberts Nominated as Chief

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Monday, September 05, 2005

Roberts Nominated as Chief

Which leaves O'Connor still an Associate Justice since her resignation letter was contingent upon "nomination and confirmation of [her] successor." Assuming Roberts is confirmed before October, we'll have a full Court, and see a replacement for O'Connor at some point.