How are the responsibilities of the legislative and executive branches of government different when it comes to placing new judges on the Supreme Court?
A. The president appoints Supreme Court Justices; the U.S. Senate approves the appointees.
B. The U.S. Senate appoints Supreme Court Justices; the president approves the appointees.
C. The president becomes a Supreme Court Justice; the U.S. Senate elects the president to be a Supreme Court Justice.
D. The president increases the number of Justices on the Supreme Court; the U.S. Senate fills the empty spots.
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How are the responsibilities of the legislative and executive branches of government different when it comes to placing new judges on the Supreme Court?
A. The president appoints Supreme Court Justices; the U.S. Senate approves the appointees.
B. The U.S. Senate appoints Supreme Court Justices; the president approves the appointees.
C. The president becomes a Supreme Court Justice; the U.S. Senate elects the president to be a Supreme Court Justice.
D. The president increases the number of Justices on the Supreme Court; the U.S. Senate fills the empty spots.
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D. The president increases the number of Justices on the Supreme Court; the U.S. Senate fills the empty spots.
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