Title: How can the president limit the power of the judicial branch? - Quora
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How can the president limit the power of the judicial branch?
Chrysaor Jordan

Content: It is nearly impossible to remove a judge from the Supreme Court. There is nothing the President can do. This question is worrisome given that Donald Trump respects neither the Constitution nor the judicial system. And it is worrisome that some conservatives hate the judicial system when the Supreme Court does not rule in their favour. Any attempt to give the White House power over the Supreme Court must be fought tooth and nail. Bob Gray
, former Competitive Pistol Shooter (1969-2012)
Answered 2 years ago · Author has 9K answers and 2.3M answer views
The President cannot limit the power of the Judicial branch. FDR was the last President who seriously attempted to limit and or influence the court in a substantive way. Following the Supreme Court’s overturning a number of FDR’s key legislative plans NIRA was one of them, FDR proposed a bill to increase the SCOTUS from 9 member to 15. FDR wanted to “pack” the court with judges that where supportive of his programs. The congress defeated his Judicial Procedures Reform Bill of 1937.