1. How does the president limit the judicial powers of the courts?
Answers:
1. The president appoints all federal judges.
2. Bush v. Gore
3. The president signed an executive order restoring relations with a communist government.
4. United Nations
5. veto laws
6. Heads of executive departments
7. Four
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. The president limits the judicial powers of the courts by appointing all federal judges, vetoing laws that he does not agree with, and by signing executive orders that may impact court decisions. Additionally, the president can influence judicial decisions through executive departments and international relations, such as with the United Nations. One specific example of a president limiting judicial powers through a controversial decision is the case of Bush v. Gore, where the Supreme Court ruled in favor of George W. Bush in the 2000 presidential election.
