Texas Judicial Assignment
The Federalist Paper #78 written by Alexander Hamilton is about him trying to persuade the people of New York to ratify the U.S. Constitution for their own benefits among the support it can give them in the near future. The U.S. Constitution provides an election towards possible leaders to govern its people. This has reasons why Hamilton states that Judicial Branch is the least dangerous branch of government, because it carries out the decision of the president and the needs that the other two branches to use its power. As an example, when a judge breaks a law this enforces the Executive Branch to involve a law by uniting the other separate powers to work together. Some effects that the Judicial Branch is the least dangerous of all the three branches was created to separate and limit them over their powers to control the government. This helps each branch to have its individual power to make, enforce or carry them out to make a law in order to accomplish this they need each other’s support in making it possible. …show more content…
The court of appeals is the state’s most dangerous appellate court, but the district court is the trial court of a more overall jurisdiction that limits the court’s jurisdiction. Therefore, it consists of county, probate, municipal, and justice of the peace courts and the judges used to be appointed by the governor with senate consent. Later, Texas in 1876 began to appoint judges at all levels of courts to be elected by the people in partisan elections. I think Alexander Hamilton would have supported the Texas judicial selection process, because of the limited power of judicial process and it has shown that the system is more effective towards criminal and civil cases throughout time. It has also made the court system more equal to support the election of the judges that they appoint to these