Under senatorial courtesy, who has the right to approve or deny a president's nomination for district court?

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Senatorial courtesy grants a senator from the president's party from the state where the district court is located the power to approve or deny a president's nomination for that district court. This is based on the principle that senators have special knowledge and insight into the needs of their state and their constituents.

Under Senatorial Courtesy, Who Has the Right to Approve or Deny