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Senatorial Privelege ( also called senatorial courtesy) is a custom in the US Senate whereby the Senate will not vote to confirm a Presidential appointee until the Senators from the state the appointee resides in consent to the Senate voting on it. This is a way for Senators to keep person they might not like from being confirmed in the appointment. Or as a way of getting some concession from the President in return for allowing the Senate to vote on confirmation. There is no law or provision in the Constitution for this. It exists as a custom only. All Senators go along with it no matter how it hurts either the office that is waiting for the appointee to take over or how it hurts the appointee. They go along with it because they know that sometime they might want to hold up someone's confirmation and would expect the rest of the Senate to go along with the delay. A Senator does not have to give any reason for holding up a vote for confirmation through senatorial privelege and there is no way to force the Senate to take a vote other than by way of public criticism to embarass the Senator into releasing the vote.
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The unwritten rule that can dilute the presidents appointment power is?
Senatorial Courtesy
What practice can the president submit the name of a candidate for a judicial appointment?
senatorial courtesy
An unwritten rule that can sometimes dictate the confirmation of presidential appointments is known as?
senatorial courtesy
What is sentorial courtesy?
The question is wrong. It should be: What is senatorial courtesy? Senatorial courtesy is an unwritten political custom or constitutional convention in the United States. The president consults the senior U.S. Senator of his political party of a given state before nominating any person to a federal vacancy within that Senator's state.
The custom that gives the senate some control over the president's power to appoint officials is called?
Senatorial courtesy
Senatorial courtesy applies to?
presidential appointments
What The unwritten rule of senatorial courtesy places limits on which presidential power?
There is no unwritten “ rule of senatorial courtesy “ because the constitution sets the limits on all branches of government.
The rule of senatorial courtesy does not apply to the selection of?
Supreme Court justices
Does the unwritten rule of senatorial courtesy apllies to US attorneys?
yes, it does.
Which of these practices sometimes affects the President power of appointment?
senatorial courtesy
The unwritten rule that can dilute the presidents appointment power is?
Senatorial Courtesy
What practice can the president submit the name of a candidate for a judicial appointment?
senatorial courtesy
What is the unwritten rule that sometimes dictate the confirmation of presidential appointtmens?
Senatorial Courtesy
Individual senators have influence over executive appointments by the tradition called?
Senatorial Courtesy
An unwritten rule that can sometimes dictate the confirmation of presidential appointments is known as?
senatorial courtesy
What is sentorial courtesy?
The question is wrong. It should be: What is senatorial courtesy? Senatorial courtesy is an unwritten political custom or constitutional convention in the United States. The president consults the senior U.S. Senator of his political party of a given state before nominating any person to a federal vacancy within that Senator's state.
How does senatorial courtesy work?
Senatorial courtesy is an unwritten policy that the president goes by, in which he consults with senior US Senator before making any nominations for federal vacancy. It is strictly observed when it comes to the appointment of federal district court judges and other national issues.
