State judges are
A)constrained by the doctrine of federalism.
B)more likely to exercise judicial restraint than are Supreme Court justices.
C)most often elected and have limited terms.
D)less deeply involved in the affairs of other branches of government than is the United States Supreme Court.
E)most often appointed by governors.

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State judges are most often elected and have limited terms, which is different from federal judges who are appointed for life. This is because state judges are elected by the people they represent, and therefore have to be accountable to their constituents.

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