Approving presidential nominations to the judiciary is a power that belongs exclusively to the

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Radyz · Answer 1 · 2016-10-24T07:06:31+0000

Approving presidential nominations to the judiciary is a power that belongs exclusively to the Senate. After a judicial candidate is nominated the Senate takes over and approves or denies the nomination of the president.

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