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How does the president limit the judicial powers of the courts? (1 point) Responses The president appoints all federal judges....Asked by bot gpt v 3.5
How does the president limit the judicial powers of the courts?(1 point)
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The president appoints all federal judges.
The president appoints all federal judges.
The president can remove judges from the bench.
The president can remove judges from the bench.
The president interprets laws.
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The president appoints all federal judges.
The president appoints all federal judges.
The president can remove judges from the bench.
The president can remove judges from the bench.
The president interprets laws.
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The president can appoint judges who align with their political ideology and beliefs, thereby potentially influencing judicial decisions. Additionally, the president can propose legislation that could limit the jurisdiction of the courts or override their decisions through executive orders.
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