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Question 26 (Mandatory) (1 point) Once the president has formally nominated an individual for a federal judgeship, a) the nominee must be confirmed by a majority vote in the full Senate. b) the nominee is automatically appointed for life and can only be removed from office through impeachment. c) the nominee must be confirmed by a unanimous vote in the full Senate. d) the nominee is automatically appointed for a probationary term of five years.

          Question 26 (Mandatory) (1 point)

Once the president has formally nominated an individual for a federal judgeship,
a) the nominee must be confirmed by a majority vote in the full Senate.
b) the nominee is automatically appointed for life and can only be removed from office through impeachment.
c) the nominee must be confirmed by a unanimous vote in the full Senate.
d) the nominee is automatically appointed for a probationary term of five years.

Question 26 (Mandatory) (1 point)

Once the president has formally nominated an individual for a federal judgeship,
a) the nominee must be confirmed by a majority vote in the full Senate.
b) the nominee is automatically appointed for life and can only be removed from office through impeachment.
c) the nominee must be confirmed by a unanimous vote in the full Senate.
d) the nominee is automatically appointed for a probationary term of five years.

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After this, the nominee is not automatically appointed for life or for a probationary term of five years. Instead, the nominee must be confirmed. This confirmation does not require a unanimous vote in the full Senate, but rather a majority vote. Show more…

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