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mpobi80

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The President's freedom to nominate judges of his choice is greatest in:
 
  a. bankruptcy courts
  b. the district courts
  c. the Washington D.C. courts
  d. U. S. Supreme Court

Question 2

The custom of senatorial courtesy:
 
  a. encourages courteous behavior on the floor of the Senate.
  b. gives senators the power to appoint state court judges.
  c. gives a senator of the president's party influence in the selection of the district court judges when vacancies occur in his or her state.
  d. requires the House of Representatives to vote for Senate approved judicial nominees.



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Answer to Question 1

c

Answer to Question 2

c



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