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Why does the president get to choose who will serve in the court?

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In the first paragraph it talked about the supreme court and how it is the highest court in the land. The 2nd and 3rd paragraph talked about how many judges there are on the Supreme Court and how they try to  make laws fairly, and the 3rd paragraph talked about how the laws are created. The 4th and 5th Paragraph are about How cases work in court. The 6th paragraph talks about how the decisions in court can affect lives.

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Actually the president nominates who is in the supreme court and the United States Senate confirms it.

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i predict that this article will be about how the government works and what consists of the government to make it all work

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i predict this will be about how the government works and settles certain things

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Why is the Supreme court only allowed to deal with things that have to do with the law?

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Why are the lawyers only allowed to try to convince the nine Justices?

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One of the reasons why the supreme court is allowed to deal with the law is they are practically in charge of keeping laws and other stuff in order.

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The reason why lawyers are only allowed to convince the nine Justices is because its the lawyers job. The Justices get about 8,000 cases from lawyers a year, but they only see 80 of those cases.

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Why does it have to go through the appeal process before going to the Supreme Court?

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I predict that this section will be about how a case gets to the supreme court

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It has to go through the appeal process since it allows the losing party to have their case retried again

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Question #2 - In the Supreme Court, majority rules, even when a majority could only mean five out of nine. Is this a fair system? Why might the Supreme Court be structured this way?

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Question #2 - In the Supreme Court, majority rules, even when a majority could only mean five out of nine. Is this a fair system? Why might the Supreme Court be structured this way?

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Question #1- Is it fair that a “higher power” -- just nine individuals -- decides who is right in an argument? What are some reasons this is fair, and some examples when it might not be?

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Question #1- Is it fair that a “higher power” -- just nine individuals -- decides who is right in an argument? What are some reasons this is fair, and some examples when it might not be?

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I think this section will be about what things the court can do and what changes they can make to the world itself

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It could be fair when all of the justices agree on the case because then they can talk about it without arguing. It might not be fair when the justices don't agree on something because then they might argue and not talk about it

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So it would be fair since the president can choose who trusts and hear other peoples ideas. But it also wouldn't be fair since he could abuse his power and only make it the way he wants it that's why it has to go through the United States Senate

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Its fair since its what the most people want, you cant make everyone happy but you can at least make the majority happy.

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I think it wouldn't be fair because what if the president only picks who he knows and who he likes, and their not even that good.

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I think it's fair because it would take too long if they all tried agreeing on the same thing. So I think this is the fairest way.