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Senatorial courtesy ________.
 
  a. gives a senator a role in appointing judges
  b. means that questioning judicial nominees follows committee seniority
  c. played a role in confirming judges inthe nineteenth century but is no longer practiced
  d. refers to senators not criticizing one another during floor proceedings
  e. requires the president to ask permission of Senate leadership before making nominations to the federal bench

Question 2

Which of the following is a restriction on congressional power over the federal courts?
 
  a. the power to create or expand federal courts
  b. judges being constitutionally appointed for life terms
  c. the authority of Congress to enact spending and revenue laws
  d. the ability to impeach federal judges
  e. Senate confirmation of federal judicial appointments


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