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The selection of federal judges by the executive branch is an example of a. checks and balances. b. original jurisdiction. c. appellate jurisdiction.
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The selection of federal judges by the executive branch is an example of

a. checks and balances.
b. original jurisdiction.
c. appellate jurisdiction.

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it's a

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The selection of federal judges by the executive branch is an example of "a. checks and balances", since this requires the confirmation of these judges by the legislative branch.
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