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According to the Judiciary Act of
1801, when does a judge become
appointed?
A. When the individual receives a letter for their
appointment
B. Immediately after the new President is sworn
into office
C. On the last day of the outgoing President's
term
D. The very moment a President writes the
appointment on paper

Respuesta :

Aalsharaphy

Answer:

D. The very moment a President writes the  appointment on paper

Explanation:

The Midnight Appointments. History has given us the image of a petulant President John Adams staying up to all hours of the night in his last days in office in March 1801, commissioning Federalist party members as judges throughout the land.

fontaineo2026

Answer:D. The very moment a President writes the

appointment on paper

Explanation:

he act became law on February 13, 1801 after passing first the House on January 20th, 1801 and then the Senate on February 7, 1801. Because of its last-minute nature of passage, many of the judicial appointments became known as midnight judges or sometimes, midnight appointments.

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