Which of the Following Statements About Appointments to Federal Appeals

question 46

Multiple Choice

Which of the following statements about appointments to federal appeals courts is true?

• A) Appeals court judges are far more numerous than federal district court appointments.
• B) Appeals court judges are usually selected because of their important position in state governments.
• C) Appeals court judges are usually Senators.
• D) Appeals court appointments are often "stepping­stones" to the Supreme Court.
• E) Appeals court judges are less influential than federal district judges.

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