Question

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According to the Justices, how can we combat the greatest threat to an independent Judiciary?

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"A Conversation on the Constitution: Judicial Independence" at 28:27 you will hopefully get your answer. Thank you ​

Answer 1

Answer:
Federal Judges are Appointed. First, judges are appointed at the federal level. They can't have their salary reduced, and must remain independent.

Step-by-step explanation:

Independent judges protect our freedoms, but protecting the people from a too-powerful court is also essential. With complete independence, judges could throw people in jail.

The Constitution gives judges the power to do their jobs, but it also gives ways to prevent them from losing their power. This guarantees that independent courts and judges remain faithful to the rule of law.