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Supreme court justices were given tenure subject to good behavior (for life) by the framers of the constitution in order to ensure thatA. Justices are free from direct political pressuresB. Justices remain accountable to the public C. Justices are encouraged to make politically popular decisionsD. Cooperations between the judicial and legislative branches is assuredE. Presidents are encouraged to seek younger nominees for the supreme court
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