Evidence exists to suggest that the merit selection system systematically produces "better" judges.

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While the merit selection system aims to appoint judges based on qualifications rather than political affiliation or election popularity, there is no definitive evidence to suggest it systematically produces "better" judges. The effectiveness and quality of judges can be subjective and vary based on the criteria used for evaluation.

Evidence Exists to Suggest That the Merit Selection System Systematically