One Basic Difference Between a Constitutional Court and a Legislative

question 86

Multiple Choice

 One basic difference between a constitutional court and a legislative court is that 

• A) constitutional court judges handle cases that need not be decided by the Supreme Court. 
• B) constitutional court judges cannot be fired. 
• C) legislative court judges handle cases that need not be decided by the Supreme Court. 
• D) legislative court judges cannot be fired. 
• E) legislative court judges are not confirmed by the Senate.

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