British judges are nominally appointed by the prime minister,but the choice is really the monarch's,based on recommendations of the lord chancellor.

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British judges are appointed on the recommendation of independent commissions rather than being chosen by the Prime Minister or the Monarch. The Lord Chancellor plays a role in the appointments, but the process is designed to be independent of political influence.

British Judges Are Nominally Appointed by the Prime Minister,but the Choice