If Pennsylvania Chief Justice Ronald D. Castille is retained by voters this year, he will only be able to serve one more year unless the constitutional provision mandating that judges retire the year in which they turn 70 is changed through legislation or lawsuits pending before the justices.
But Castille is running for retention anyway because "I think I should be able to call when I want to hang up the ol’ robes after my years of public service," he said.
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