How is someone being appointed to the Supreme Court? (List the steps with specific examples that happen during that step)

Eight steps to the election of a Supreme Court judge.

Explanation:

The first involves the president's consultations with state senators.

After the nomination of the candidate, the application is sent to the Senate Judicial Committee.

The third step involves considering the application by the Senate Committee and this process usually takes a month.

Hearings by senators, i.e. interviews of candidates conducted by senators.

The Judiciary Committee defended in the fifth step of the vote.

The debate of the complete senate on the candidate.

For a candidate to be elected, he must have 51 votes from the senator.

A majority of the senators must vote in favour of the candidate.

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