What is the quickest time a Supreme Court justice nomination has been confirmed in the United States? John Paul Stevens waited the fewest number of days (19)—followed by the most recent nominee to the Court, Amy Coney Barrett (27).61 What is the average number of days between a nomination for a Supreme Court justice and the final Senate vote? Overall, the average number of days from nomination to final Senate vote is 68.2 days (or approximately 2.2 months), while the median is 69.0 days.62
Of the 9 Justices currently serving on the Court, the average number of days from nomination to
final Senate vote is 72.1 days (or approximately 2.4 months), while the median is 73.0 days.
Among the current Justices, Amy Coney Barrett waited the fewest number of days from
nomination to confirmation (27), while Clarence Thomas waited the greatest number of days
(99).
The fastest Supreme Court justice ever confirmed in the U.S. was 47 days.
What is the quickest time a Supreme Court justice nomination has been confirmed in the United States? John Paul Stevens waited the fewest number of days (19)—followed by the most recent nominee to the Court, Amy Coney Barrett (27).61 What is the average number of days between a nomination for a Supreme Court justice and the final Senate vote? Overall, the average number of days from nomination to final Senate vote is 68.2 days (or approximately 2.2 months), while the median is 69.0 days.62
Of the 9 Justices currently serving on the Court, the average number of days from nomination to
final Senate vote is 72.1 days (or approximately 2.4 months), while the median is 73.0 days.
Among the current Justices, Amy Coney Barrett waited the fewest number of days from
nomination to confirmation (27), while Clarence Thomas waited the greatest number of days
(99).

Based on the question-answer pairs above what can we conclude about the claim "The fastest Supreme Court justice ever confirmed in the U.S. was 47 days."?

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 - refuted

 - not enough evidence

 - conflicting Evidence/Cherrypicking
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What is the quickest time a Supreme Court justice nomination has been confirmed in the United States? John Paul Stevens waited the fewest number of days (19)—followed by the most recent nominee to the Court, Amy Coney Barrett (27).61 What is the average number of days between a nomination for a Supreme Court justice and the final Senate vote? Overall, the average number of days from nomination to final Senate vote is 68.2 days (or approximately 2.2 months), while the median is 69.0 days.62
Of the 9 Justices currently serving on the Court, the average number of days from nomination to
final Senate vote is 72.1 days (or approximately 2.4 months), while the median is 73.0 days.
Among the current Justices, Amy Coney Barrett waited the fewest number of days from
nomination to confirmation (27), while Clarence Thomas waited the greatest number of days
(99).

Based on the question-answer pairs above what can we conclude about the claim "The fastest Supreme Court justice ever confirmed in the U.S. was 47 days."?

Options: 

 - supported

 - refuted

 - not enough evidence

 - conflicting Evidence/Cherrypicking
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