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The powers specifically given to the Supreme Court justices in the U.S. Constitution include: A. serving lifetime appointments. B. making constitutional amendments. c. selecting district court judges.
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The powers specifically given to the Supreme Court justices in the U.S.

Constitution include:

A. serving lifetime appointments.

B. making constitutional amendments.

c. selecting district court judges.

D. vetoing laws passed by Congress.

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I think its d

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Its A

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