In contrast with other federal officials, a judge has set term limits for time in office meets the president to discuss cases does not base decisions on majority will accepts advice from special interest groups

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Julie Stevenson

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4 January, 19:44

In contrast with other federal officials, a judge has set term limits for time in office meets the president to discuss cases does not base decisions on majority will accepts advice from special interest groups

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Mohammed Mayer · Answer 1

In contrast with other federal officials, a judge "does not base decisions on the

majority," since the judge is meant to be impartial and base his or her decisions only on the law.