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What are the constitutional requirements for being a federal judge?

A. U.S. Citizenship
B. Experience as a judge in a lower court
C. A law degree
D. None



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Final answer:

The Constitution does not specify requirements for federal judges; most have a law degree and prior legal experience, with appointments made by the president and confirmed by the Senate.


Explanation:

The Constitution does not have specific requirements for individuals to become federal judges. However, most federal judges have a law degree, and many have previous experience as attorneys or state-level judges. Appointment to federal judgeships is done by the president with the advice and consent of the Senate.


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The constitutional requirements for being a federal judge are:

A. U.S. Citizenship

B. None

There is no explicit requirement for federal judges to have experience as a judge in a lower court or to possess a law degree according to the U.S. Constitution.

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