When the Senate delays or rejects a federal judicial nomination,the president can still appoint justices by __________.
A)changing the jurisdiction of federal courts
B)focusing on state courts
C)invoking precedent
D)using recess appointments

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If the Senate delays or rejects a federal judicial nomination, the president can still make a temporary appointment without Senate confirmation during a congressional recess, also known as a recess appointment. This allows the president to fill a vacancy in the court until the end of the next congressional session.

When the Senate Delays or Rejects a Federal Judicial Nomination,the