6.2-Principles of the Judicial Branch

a case in which someone goes to court for refusing to pay taxes, claiming it violates their religion

a case challenging a group of people for handing out religious flyers in a public park

a case in which someone goes to court for selling illegal drugs at work

a case challenging an employer for making hostile comments about employees of a religious group

Federal judge appointments require the legislative branch's confirmation, but Pennsylvania judge appointments do not.

Federal judges are elected by the electoral college, but Pennsylvania judges are elected through popular elections.

Federal judges are appointed by the chief executive, but Pennsylvania judges are elected by the populace.

Federal judges are selected by the executive branch, but Pennsylvania judges are selected by the legislative branch.