Federal judges are appointed by the:

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According to the Constitution, federal judges are appointed by the president, who then requires confirmation by the Senate. Option B is incorrect, as the Supreme Court does not have the power to directly appoint federal judges. Option C, the American Bar Association, has no involvement in the judicial appointment process. Option D, the Senate Judiciary Committee, plays a role in the confirmation process but does not have the power to appoint judges. Option E, the chief justice, also does not have the power to appoint federal judges.

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