Changes to the Supreme Court occurs when Congress replaces retiring justices with appointees who interpret constitutional rights in different ways than did prior justices.

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Changes to the Supreme Court occur when the President nominates new justices, who must then be confirmed by the Senate, to replace retiring or deceased justices. Congress as a whole does not appoint Supreme Court justices.

Changes to the Supreme Court Occurs When Congress Replaces Retiring