Nominations to the federal bench are made by the president. The judicial candidate’s name is then sent to the
a. attorney general, who has the authority to veto the appointment.
b. Senate Judiciary Committee, which conducts an investigation of the nominee’s fitness for the post.
c. House of Representatives, which approves or rejects the nomination by a simple majority vote.
d. Senate, where the appointment must be confirmed by a two-thirds majority vote.
b. Senate Judiciary Committee, which conducts an investigation of the nominee’s fitness for the post.
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A. nongovernmental organization B. social movement C. international nongovernmental organization D. inter-governmental organization
The mean, median, and mode are all considered to be measures of
a. inferential statistics. b. effect size. c. variability. d. central tendency.