Throughout our history, the number of justices has been changed, for purely political purposes, to suit those in power. Ten of the proposals and amendments were finally accepted and became the Bill of Rights. The articles amend nothing in the Constitution. Amend the Constitution to state a definite number of justices to sit on the supreme court. Never vote for a lawyer for any executive or legislative office.
Lawyers are members of the judicial branch.
If the separation of powers, which is the cornerstone of our system, is ignored, the federal government becomes corrupt. Lawyers in Congress make complex, incomprehensible laws that will definitely benefit them later, in or out of office. Never vote for a lawyer as President. Grand and Trial Juries must enforce the Bill of Rights. Grand Juries are part of the executive branch of government, in that they work to enforce the law.