Presidents have a freer hand in appointing U.S. appeals court judges than in appointing U.S. district court judges because:
A) The public is less interested in appeals court appointments.
B) Senatorial courtesy requires that the president get his way in such appointments.
C) The Senate does not confirm appeals court appointments.
D) Appeals court jurisdictions cover more than one state.
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