Question

which of the following are examples of ways that the legislative branch can check, or limit, other branches? select all that apply. nominating someone to serve as a federal judge overriding a presidential veto voting not to approve a presidents nominee for a federal office removing a federal judge for bad behavior

Explanation:

The legislative branch (Congress) can override a presidential veto with a two - thirds vote in both houses, vote not to approve a president's nominee for a federal office, and remove a federal judge for bad behavior (impeachment and conviction). Nominating a federal judge is a power of the executive branch.

Answer:

B. overriding a presidential veto
C. voting not to approve a president's nominee for a federal office
D. removing a federal judge for bad behavior