In a process known as __________ the Senate generally allows senators of the president's party from the state in which a judicial vacancy occurs to block the nomination.
A)advice and consent
B)presidential deference
C)judicial review
D)senatorial courtesy

Question

In a process known as __________ the Senate generally allows senators of the president's party from the state in which a judicial vacancy occurs to block the nomination.
A)advice and consent 
B)presidential deference
C)judicial review
D)senatorial courtesy

Quizplus · Accepted Answer

Senatorial courtesy is a process in the U.S. Senate where senators from the president's party can block a judicial nomination for a federal judge in their home state by expressing their objection to the Senate Judiciary Committee.

In a Process Known as __________ the Senate Generally Allows