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The Ideological Consequences of Selection: A Nationwide Study of the Methods of Selecting Judges
How best to select judges has been the subject of great debate ever since the founding of the United States. Over the course of American history, four basic methods of selection have been tried (with some variations among them): appointment by elected officials, partisan election, nonpartisan electi
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