Federal judges are chosen by the President, after consulting with a list of nominees usually submitted by the Justice Department, and sometimes with various members of the House or Senate.
Angela C.
asked • 03/10/15How do federal judges get their jobs?
| A. | They are chosen by the Electoral College. |
| B. | They are chosen by Congress. |
| C. | They are chosen by the president. |
| D. | They are elected by the voters. |
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