Multiple Choice
Under senatorial courtesy, who has the right to approve or deny a president's nomination for district court?
A) the senior senator of the president's party from the state where the district court is located
B) the Senate majority leader
C) the Senate whip
D) either senator from the state where the district court is located
E) the senior senator from the president's party in the Senate
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