West Wing Episode
The Supremes
- The open bench position will usually be filled with someone similar to the old justice.
- The executive branch will no select super-controversial candidates.
- We have a government based compromises. In the episode, the bench will filled with a conservative and a liberal to please both sides.
- The judiciary council reviews new justices.
- The court performs best when balanced with different types of people.
- The president works with many people when he makes decisions. He has a team of administrators and staff.
- Justice's political views often shift as they serve on the court. Sometimes, strict left or right wing justices become more centrist.
- The government sometimes shapes what they do around how they think the public will react, i.e. not choosing just a strict liberal or a strict conservative.
- Is there a deadline for selecting a new justice?
- Who interviews prospect justices?
- Can the president actually ask a justice to resign?
- Does a president's nominee ever get rejected b the judiciary council?
- Are there any sort of qualifications for being a justice?
- What positions do most justices hold before appointment to the Supreme Court?
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