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    The Governor May Make a Judicial Appointment to a State
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The Governor May Make a Judicial Appointment to a State

Question 74

Question 74

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The governor may make a judicial appointment to a state court, except when the judge


A) dies in office.
B) resigns from office.
C) fails to win re-election.
D) is officially removed from office.

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