The president of the United States can terminate the office of any and all federal judges if done within six months of the president taking office.

Question

The president of the United States can terminate the office of any and all federal judges if done within six months of the president taking office.​

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Federal judges, including Supreme Court Justices, are appointed for life under the U.S. Constitution, and the President cannot terminate their office except through the impeachment process by Congress.

The President of the United States Can Terminate the Office