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The role of a judge is different from other federal officials because a judge


bases decisions on the will of the people while other officials base decisions on the law

bases decisions on the law while other officials base decisions on the will of the people

consults other federal officials on the intent of the laws before making a case decision

consults other federal officials on the will of the people before making a case decision

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The main difference between a judge and federal officials is that he B. bases decisions on the law while other officials base decisions on the will of the people

What is a Court?

This refers to the judicial system where cases are tried and justice is meted out in an impartial way.

Here, we can note that a judge is an impartial person that metes out justice to people that are found guilty, according to the law while federal officials are representatives of the people and base their decisions on this.

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