Supreme Court Justice Alito on deciding when to retire
Supreme Court Justice Samuel Alito stated he chose to remain on the court to continue making valuable contributions and plans to re-evaluate his retirement decision annually.
Supreme Court Justice Samuel Alito said he decided to remain on the Supreme Court because he believed he could "still make a valuable contribution." The 76-year-old justice said he expects to reconsider his decision each year. He sat down with CBS News chief legal correspondent Jan Crawford in an interview airing Monday.
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