Question

3. What is the tenure of a Federal Judge -

Answer 1

Answer:

There is no fixed tenure for federal judges. They can serve for as long as they don't wish to resign or are impeached. Some judges serve until they die.

Explanation:

• The United States Constitution through Article III clarifies that there would not be a fixed tenure for the federal judges or for their post, age of retirement would not be prescribed.

• The federal judges are given the concession to hold the position for as long as they want.