An example of an advocate in judge appointment processes would be:
a) A social work organization, such as NASW endorsing a candidate for an appointed judge
position.
b) A grassroots organizer running a door to door campaign educating the public on the candidates'
positions on pressing issues
c) An individual writing or contacting one or both of their state's senators to state their position on
the candidates for the appointed judge position
d) An individual or private organization that buys air time on the radio or TV to state their opinion
on the judge candidate.
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