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What power is specifically reserved for the states rather than federal government?
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What power is specifically reserved for the states rather than federal government?
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The states have the unique power of appointing judges for their courts. The government can't get in that decision. They do that because the judge knows the situation in the state and will know how to handle each one.
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the power of the people
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