Please help (due at 3:05) pick any question you want 10. How many electoral college votes does a candidate need in order to become president?

11. Do you think the electoral college is fair? Explain your answer.

12. What is the Supreme Court doing when they interpret laws?

13. What is the 2 step process to be on the Supreme Court?

14. Is having 12 jurors in district court appropriate? Explain your answer.

10. a candidate needs to vote of at least 270 electors.

11.no the electoral college is not fair because it is undemocratic a permits the election of a candidate who does not win the most votes and its winners take all approach cancels the votes of the losing candidates in each state.

12.although the supreme Court may hear an appeal on any question of law provided it has jurisdiction it usually does not hold trials. instead the courts task is to enter prep the meaning of Allah to decide whether Allah is revelant to a particular set of fact or to rule on how Allah should be applied.

13.the president nominate someone for a vacancy on the court and the Senate votes to confirm the nominee which require the simple majority. in this way both of executive and legislative branches of the federal government have a voice in the composition of the supreme court.

14. having 12 jurors is appropriate because it's their sense of how big a jury should be to impure proper deliberation and to include fairness in the trial.

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