Answer:
The principle of judicial restraint
Explanation:
The principle of judicial restraint advocated for judges to restrict/limit the use of their own power to influence the outcome of court cases.
This principles is encouraged in order to prevent the judge's emotion from taking over the decision making process rather than their critical thinking. It also asserts that the judges only needed to use their power only if they are facing the laws that are clearly unconstitutional.
They are elected, is true of most judges in Washington, as people do vote for the candidate who stands in the election.
<h3>How are
most judges chosen?</h3>
Superior court judges are elected by the public or the common people of the country, through ballot system. Entries that arise during those periods due to retirements, deaths, or other departures are filled by the Governor's appointment.
Thus, option A is correct.
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1. limits the government to the powers which the Constitution delegated to it (strict construction)
2. gathering for the purpose of creating a Constitution which laid down the laws for running the U.S. (Constitutional Convention)
3. Republican President during the Civil War (Abraham Lincoln)
4. began as a series of anti-slavery political meetings held in the Midwest in 1854 (Republican Party)
5. free interpretation of the Constitution, allowing the government all powers not denied it (loose construction)
6. started the Democratic Party
(Andrew Jackson)
It would make the curve go in an upwards manner...
