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at are two ways that the legislative branch checks the executive branch in the selection of judicial appointees?
The Senate Judiciary committee makes judicial appointments.
Congress can reject judicial appointments.
Congress can change the term length of appointments.
The Senate Judiciary interviews judicial appointments.
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The legislative branch has checks on the judiciary by influencing court appointments and retaining the power to modify court structures and laws.


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Congress has various checks on the judiciary, including the power to modify the federal court structure and its appellate jurisdiction. The Senate may accept or reject presidential nominees to the federal courts. If a court ruling overturns a law, Congress can rewrite the law or initiate a constitutional amendment.


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