How does the president limit the judicial powers of the Courts? A. He appoints all federal judges. B. He can remove judges from the bench. C. He can reverse judicial rulings. D. He intercepts laws.

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How does the president limit the judicial powers of the Courts?

A. He appoints all federal judges.

B. He can remove judges from the bench.

C. He can reverse judicial rulings.

D. He intercepts laws.

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He can grant reprieves and pardons.

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Fabian Winkler answered Feb 12, 2017

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A. He appoints all federal judges.

Sotiris Panopoulos answered Feb 13, 2017

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