The bill, H. 3102, is a concurrent resolution from the South Carolina General Assembly that calls on the United States Congress to enact legislation imposing term limits for the Supreme Court of the United States. The resolution highlights a growing public and political support for term limits, citing concerns over the lack of nonpartisan trust in the Supreme Court and the polarization surrounding the appointment process. It argues that implementing term limits would help restore trust in the institution and reduce its politicization.

Additionally, the resolution commends the Supreme Court for adopting an ethical Justices' Code of Conduct, which consists of five ethical principles intended to guide justices in their duties. The resolution expresses gratitude for this initiative while advocating for the establishment of term limits as a means to enhance the integrity and functionality of the Supreme Court.