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Which statements reflects the idea that judges in Texas are above politics?
 
  a. Judges rely on neutral, impersonal criteria in making decisions.
 b. People are more likely to comply with decisions of judges if the judges are nonpolitical.
 c. Judges are moved less by personal issues and are more outside influence than governors and legislators are.
  d. All of these statements apply.
 e. None of these statements apply.

Question 2

The mythical vision most Americans hold of judges sees them as all of these except _____.
 
  a. incorruptible
  b. prejudiced
  c. objective
  d. impartial
  e. nonpolitical



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Answer to Question 1

d

Answer to Question 2

b





 

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