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Judges typically obtain their positions through various methods, depending on the jurisdiction. In some areas, they are appointed by government officials, while in others, they are elected by the public. Candidates usually have extensive legal experience, often serving as attorneys or in other judicial roles prior to their appointment or election. Additionally, some judges may undergo a nomination process that includes evaluations by legal organizations or committees.

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