In contrast to the U.S., there are no elected judges in Canada. Address the following issues: a) is the current method by which judges are appointed in Canada appropriate? b) should judges be appointed for life? c) should the system be changed so that judges are elected? and d) what are the arguments that can be made for and against electing judges?

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The Answer of In contrast to the U.S., there are no elected judges in Canada. Address the following issues: a) is the current method by which judges are appointed in Canada appropriate? b) should judges be appointed for life? c) should the system be changed so that judges are elected? and d) what are the arguments that can be made for and against electing judges?

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