Which of the following is TRUE about federal judges?
A.The United States Senate must confirm all appointed federal judges.
B.In order to prevent corruption, federal judges run for election only once.
C.Federal judges serve ten-year appointments before being removed from the bench.
D.Federal judges typically hear cases involving both state and federal laws.

Question

Which of the following is TRUE about federal judges?      
A.The United States Senate must confirm all appointed federal judges.
 B.In order to prevent corruption, federal judges run for election only once.
C.Federal judges serve ten-year appointments before being removed from the bench.
 D.Federal judges typically hear cases involving both state and federal laws.

just_one_last_goodbye · Answer

Federal judges meaning the supreme court

just_one_last_goodbye · Answer

B is wrong because the president chooses supreme court judges. So the only judges that are allowed to get elected are state judges or city judges.

just_one_last_goodbye · Answer

C is wrong because they are allowed for life.

just_one_last_goodbye · Answer

And D is wrong because supreme court is for big cases each state can deal with minor cases. so the only answer left is A.

anonymous · Answer

Thank you