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    Ward Should Judges be Appointed or Elected Introduction and Outline Since the United States Democracy was first established‚ legislators and constituents have asked the question “Should judges be appointed or elected?”. Many state legislators have argued that since judges make decisions that directly affect constituents‚ they must be elected and nonpartisan races are held for judgeships. On the other hand‚ the United States Constitution states that all federal judges shall be appointed to the

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    Unit III “Position Paper” Under Article II of the Constitution‚ the President has the power‚ with the advice and consent of the Senate‚ to appoint Judges of the Supreme Court. Supreme Court Justices are appointed for life there for‚ each nomination to the Supreme Court has a long-lasting influence on the Courts decisions. Since the Supreme Court began in 1789 there have been 160 nominations for Supreme Court justices‚ 124 of which were approved‚ six of which chose not to serve. (Senate Statistics)The

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    How should judges be appointed? Judges in the UK are often upper class‚ white men who have become judges through a good higher education and then a further training in judiciary. Currently‚ there are no black high court judges however the black population in prison is for ever growing. For the purpose of this essay‚ I shall be arguing that judges should be appointed based mostly on life experience and relativity. Of course a standard law degree and a solid understanding of the law is necessary but

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    Elected or Appointed Judges “Objective: Examine the potential impact on judicial independence that results from the election of judges versus the appointment of judges.” While researching Texas appointed judges‚ I discovered that since 1845 when Texas become a state‚ judges were appointed until 1876 when judges were elected “by the people in the partisan elections” according to the website http://www.judicialselection.us/judicial_selection/index.cfm?state=tx. In addition‚ Texas has been electing

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    Politics Opinions Should judges be elected to serve on the bench? YES 35%of members Voice Your Opinion * I support the idea of electing judges into office because judges should represent the interests of the community being served.   If the election of judges is withdrawn as a means to appointment a candidate into office‚ then judges would serve on the bench for the sake of duty rather than service to the community. Electing officials into office empowers members of the voting community

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    Review Questions  When should a judge recuse himself or herself from a case?  A  judge  should  recuse  himself  or  herself  from  a  case  when  he  or  she  may  be  biased  towards  a  certain  party.  For  example  if  a  party  might  be  a  company  in  whom  the  judge  has  invested  heavily‚  if  its  a  friend  or  family  member  or  the  judge  may  feel  that‚  for  personal  reasons  where  she or he may not be able to act impartially in case.   What kinds of court cases are heard by federal courts

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    Should voters elect judges or should they be appointed? It would be better if a chief executive like a governor‚ mayor or county executive nominated judges vetted for their professional qualifications and judicial outlook. When it was first introduced‚ the idea of electing judges was meant as a way to avoid corruption‚ but it seems to have the opposite effect today. Holding judicial elections requires judges to campaign for their seats‚ which can adversely impact their ability to make independent

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    Narrative Criticism to Interpret the Book of Judges The Book of Judges as a Narrative Generations of scholars have admired and studied the “high degree of artistic composition” in the Hebrew Bible (Polzin 11). These have been made possible by the narrator’s in-depth writing styles present in the brief nature of their respective works. Though there is no dispute on the admiration of Hebrew Bible’s artistry‚ many scholars disagree on the methodology that should be used to interpret the Hebrew Bible

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    number of terms that an elected official can hold in office. They cannot run for office after they reached that set number. Each member of government has a different number of terms that they can hold their position for. The president can hold two terms on office. In Michigan‚ the governor and senator can each hold two terms in office at four years per term. The house can hold three terms in office‚ but only at two years per term. I believe that elected officials should have term limits. Term

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    Paula Coffman Leadership Professor Smith: Oct. 25‚ 2012 Man Appointed Leadership Children often ask their parents: “Everyone else is allowed to do this‚ why can’t I ?”And parents usually reply: “ Well‚ if everyone else jumped off a cliff would you want to as well?” Sadly‚ most children desire to be like their peers‚ regardless of the con-sequences. The children of Israel proved to be no different than most modern day children‚ in their desire to imitate their pagan neighbors. For 400

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