Judicial appointments involve the selection of judges to serve in courts, impacting policy-making significantly. Appointed judges have the power to interpret laws, influencing how legislation is applied and potentially shaping societal norms through their rulings. Their decisions on issues such as civil rights, healthcare, and environmental regulations can have lasting effects on policies. The ideological leanings of appointed judges can also tilt the court’s decisions in favor or against certain political ideologies, reflecting the broader political landscape.