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Giving life tenure to judges a is a form of senatorial courtesy b help free judges from public pressure c limits them to two consecutive terms d is a civil right
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Giving life tenure to judges

a
is a form of senatorial courtesy
b
help free judges from public pressure
c
limits them to two consecutive terms
d
is a civil right

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C is correct (unless it is not I am on the first day of high school
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C make the most sense to me
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