An unanswered constitutional question about the judicial branch involves

The Constitution says federal judges serve during “good Behaviour,” but it does not define what counts as good behavior or set a fixed term of years. By contrast, it describes the appointment and approval process: the president nominates judges, and the Senate gives its advice and consent. So the unanswered question concerns the meaning of “good behavior” for judicial terms.

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