How is the chief justice of the state supreme court selected? The oldest member is named chief justice.
The governor appoints the chief justice.
The citizens vote to select the chief justice.
The supreme court judges vote to select the chief justice.

THE ANSWER IS A

A.

Explanation:

The chief justice is the lead member of the supreme court of any country's justice system, mainly of those countries whose justice system is based upon the English common law practices.

The Chief Justice of the state supreme court is selected by President. They select the oldest member of the justice system as a chief justice of the state supreme court.

Therefore, option A is correct.

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