Question
What happens immediately after the President nominates a Supreme Court justice?
Group of answer choices
The justice must be approved by the rest of the Supreme Court
The justice must be approved by the House of Representatives
The justice is sworn in and takes her seat on the Supreme Court
The justice must be approved by the Senate
Group of answer choices
The justice must be approved by the rest of the Supreme Court
The justice must be approved by the House of Representatives
The justice is sworn in and takes her seat on the Supreme Court
The justice must be approved by the Senate
Answers
GPT-4o mini
The correct answer is: **The justice must be approved by the Senate.**
After the President nominates a Supreme Court justice, the nomination is sent to the Senate, which conducts hearings and votes to confirm or reject the nominee.
After the President nominates a Supreme Court justice, the nomination is sent to the Senate, which conducts hearings and votes to confirm or reject the nominee.
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