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    Judicial Appointments in England Are Made After the Candidate Has
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Judicial Appointments in England Are Made After the Candidate Has

Question 112

Question 112

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Judicial appointments in England are made after the candidate has been:


A) approved by the Bar of England and Wales
B) selected by the Judicial Appointments Commission
C) confirmed by Parliament
D) all of these

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