Justice Breyer released from hospital after bicycle fall WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Supreme Court Justice Stephen Breyer was released from the hospital on Monday after being injured in a fall from his bicycle last week, a court spokeswoman said. Breyer, 74, had shoulder surgery on Saturday at Georgetown University Hospital to repair a broken bone in his right shoulder after the bicycle accident on Friday afternoon near the Korean War Veterans Memorial in Washington. He missed the court's public session on Monday. The next time the nine justices are due to meet is at their private conference on May 9. The next public session is scheduled for May 13. Breyer is no stranger to bicycle accidents, having been injured twice before. In 2011, he broke his collarbone, while in 1993, before he was appointed to the court, he broke his ribs and suffered a punctured lung. Reporting by Lawrence Hurley; Editing by Howard Goller and Eric Beech