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- Thirty-nine states elect their judges in some fashion, whether as an initial selection process or through retention voting.
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- Sen. Patrick Leahy, D-Vt., asked Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson why it's important the
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- Heritage's John Malcolm testified before the Presidential Commission on the
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Only one in four Americans say they are The UNC law expert says Americans have 'low
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