- Central Government holds ultimate power over judicial appointments.
- Voters decide government control during midterms, while gridlock over court packing threatens judicial independence.
Midterm election outcomes are noted to affect the power of the courts.
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Updated Sep 21
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Midterm election outcomes are noted to affect the power of the courts.
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supreme court
highest court in a jurisdiction
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