True/False
George Washington established two precedents about judicial appointments that continue to this day: (1) appointees were political and ideological allies of the president, and (2) every state was represented on a court somewhere, assuring at least some representation across the nation.
Correct Answer:
Verified
Correct Answer:
Verified
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Q154: Court of appeals refers to the authority
Q155: Precedent is NOT needed to maintain legal
Q156: Major changes in the position of the
Q157: The power of the judiciary is limited
Q158: A court order requiring explanation to a
Q160: An opinion disagreeing with the majority in
Q161: An example of a litmus test is
Q162: The Supreme Court has changed very little
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