Senatorial courtesy, used today in the selection of ________, gives a senator the right to veto an appointment to when the senator and nominee are from the same home state.
A) state high court judges
B) district court and courts of appeals judges
C) state courts of appeals judges
D) Senate Judiciary Committee members
E) Supreme Court justices

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Senatorial courtesy is a tradition where a senator can veto a judicial appointment if the nominee is from the senator's home state, typically applied to district court and courts of appeals judges.

Senatorial Courtesy, Used Today in the Selection of ________, Gives