According to the Constitution, after the Constitutional Convention in 1787, the judges appointed by the president had the power to:
A)maintain an army and declare war.
B)regulate both foreign and domestic trade.
C)preside over cases between two or more states.
D)name diplomats with the consent of the Senate.
E)impose federal income taxes.

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The Constitution grants the judiciary, specifically the Supreme Court, the power to preside over cases between two or more states, among other jurisdictions. This is part of the judicial branch's role in interpreting and applying the law, including disputes involving states.

According to the Constitution, After the Constitutional Convention in 1787