''Judges are more accountable to the people and what they think is just when they are elected''. It is said to be the pro-election of federal judges argument.
Answer: Option C
<u>Explanation:</u>
A federal judge is appointed by the president and is appointed to the federal court. The primary work of these judges is to resolve matters and issues brought before the federal courts with the full and fair use of the constitution. They are also permitted to hear various criminal and civilian cases.
The judges are more accountable to the people than any other party or division of the government. What they think is just when they are elected. This is a pro-election argument of the federal judge.
