According to the U. S. Constitution, how does a someone get nominated to be a Supreme Court Justice? *

A. by the current serving Chief Justice

B. by the Executive Branch

C. by popular vote

D. by the Senate Judiciary Committee

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Thalia Fischer

21 September, 19:26

According to the U. S. Constitution, how does a someone get nominated to be a Supreme Court Justice? *

A. by the current serving Chief Justice

B. by the Executive Branch

C. by popular vote

D. by the Senate Judiciary Committee

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Lucas Kirby · Answer 1

by the Senate Judiciary Committee

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Candidates are nominated by the President of the United States and have to face multiple hearings where the nominee and other witnesses make statements and answer questions before the Senate Judiciary Committee which can vote to send nominations to the full U. S. Senate.

According to the U. S. Constitution, how does a someone get nominated to be a Supreme Court Justice? *A. by the current serving Chief JusticeB. by the Executive BranchC. by popular voteD. by the Senate Judiciary Committee

According to the U. S. Constitution, how does a someone get nominated to be a Supreme Court Justice? *

A. by the current serving Chief Justice

B. by the Executive Branch

C. by popular vote

D. by the Senate Judiciary Committee