What are two ways that the legislative branch checks the executive branch in the selection of judicial appointees? The Senate Ju
diciary interviews judicial appointments. Congress can change the term length of appointments. Congress can reject judicial appointments. The Senate Judiciary committee makes judicial appointments.
The president has the power to either reject or approve bills passed by Congress. Before a bill becomes a law, the president has 10 days to either approve it by signing it into law, or reject it through a veto. Typically, when vetoing a bill the president returns it to Congress with an accompanying message explaining why it …
