The Term "Senatorial Courtesy" Refers To

question 60

Multiple Choice

The term "senatorial courtesy" refers to:

• A) the Senate deferring to the president in making appointments to the Supreme Court.
• B) the Senate focusing on merit criteria in the appointment process.
• C) the president deferring to members of the president's party from each state in choosing nominees to district courts.
• D) the president focusing on the political preferences of the Senate in selecting Supreme Court nominees.
• E) the tradition of the president providing the names of all judicial nominees to the Senate majority leader first before announcing the nominations publicly.

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Definitions:

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