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why does hamilton believe judges should serve for life? what arguments does he make? in addition to your answer, provide a direct quote from the text.
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why does hamilton believe judges should serve for life? what arguments does he make? in addition to your answer, provide a direct quote from the text.

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Hamilton Believed that very few people have the knowledge or honesty/integrity to judge the law.

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He wanted people who were considered to be sufficient at this job to follow through for life instead of be replaced.

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