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Where in the constitution does it say that the executive branch can choose candidates for the judicial branch?
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Article II, Sec. 2, second paragraph. President can 'choose candidates' and the Senate must approve, or "concur," by a 2/3's vote. Note, however, in the third (next) paragraph, if the Senate is not in session (or in 'recess') when a vacancy occurs, the President can appoint a judge, etc., to fill the position. This appointment, unlike many/most judicial appointments, expires and is not a lifetime appointment.
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What do Articles 123 of the Constitution discuss?
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