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helped develop in my prior years in arizona and then the voters have a chance to look at the record and saidynt to keep this judge? yes or no? not many are turned out of office in that system, but if you have been for a variety of reasons. and i think it is a perfectly valid system for the state to adopt. the federal system doesn't have that. you don't have a system whereby after a few years on the supreme court the voters in america can have a chance to say whether it justice should beat retained or not, and i think the federal system has worked very well. i'm not proposing a change, but the states that use retention he elections have had pretty good luck with them. very few people are turned out. >> i want to refer to an article from 2008 that you wrote every university law review, "on a regret that threats to the judicial independence seem to be occurring with frequency members of congress fall to the court for their decisions on various issues in the vote, and i don't find any fault with what you wrote but i would like to explore some situations to see whether you think they could pose th