Presidential Power to Appoint Federal Judges

Easy Unit 2: Branches Of Government Presidential Powers

The President of the United States has a number of formal powers granted by the Constitution. Among these powers, the ability to appoint federal judges is one that carries significant weight in shaping the judiciary. This power, however, requires a specific process that involves another branch of government. Which of the following accurately describes the President's power regarding judicial appointments?

The President has the power to appoint federal judges without any further approval.

The President can appoint federal judges with the advice and consent of the Senate.

The President can appoint federal judges only upon the recommendation of the House of Representatives.

The President can appoint federal judges for a lifetime term without any limitations.

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