The missouri plan how does it affect the governor's power

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The Missouri plan is a method for the selection of judges created in Missouri, 1940. This method establishes a non- partisan comission in charge of reviwing candidates for judicial vacancies. This comission sends the list of candidates to the governor and he (or she) has to choose.

This system has been criticized by many politicians since the it is dominated by attorneys who have blurred the ideology of the courts. Attorneys choose the candidates according to their own ideologies and for this reason most governors preffer a federal system in which they designate the judges with the Senate since the Missouri Plan causes political interference.

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