How dose the Constitution promote the value of independence for the Supreme Court

The Constitution of the United States promotes the value of independence for the Supreme Court because justices are appointed rather than elected.

Explanation

This means that you can appoint a judge regardless of their political affiliation and that if you don't choose them they don't run and don't have lobbyists and things like that. They are independent people that get appointed based on merit and not on their affiliation to groups or organizations.

i would say your answer would be the second option.

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