Senatorial Courtesy Describes the Practice of

Senatorial courtesy describes the practice of

A) senators from a president's party approving of a judicial nominee from their home state.
B) including home-state senators in the formal vetting of district and circuit court judges.
C) allowing any senator to place a hold on the consideration of a judicial nominee.
D) permitting senators to officially swear in home-state district court judges.
E) allowing senators to nominate members to the federal judiciary.