The declaration of independence listed a se ries of complaints about how the king controlled the courts. one complaint was that
judges had to please the king in order to keep their jobs and be paid. how did the u. s. constitution address this complaint?the declaration of independence listed a se ries of complaints about how the king controlled the courts. one complaint was that judges had to please the king in order to keep their jobs and be paid. how did the u. s. constitution address this complaint?the declaration of independence listed a se ries of complaints about how the king controlled the courts. one complaint was that judges had to please the king in order to keep their jobs and be paid. how did the u. s. constitution address this complaint?
The U.S constitution addressed this through the Judicial Branch. Article 3 of the U.S constitution establishes the Judicial Branch as a separate arm of government that is independent. By giving the Judiciary Independence, it could not be manipulated by the Executive or any other arm
For the answer to the question above, <span>Germany would be very poor, Germany would start another war in order to seek revenge or other nations unhappy with the peace terms would be starting to age new wars. I hope this helps. Have a nice day!</span>
