Question: True or false? The judicial branch must be more than one person.
- True
- False
Explanation
The judicial branch can consist of a single judge or justice, depending on the level of the court. Many courts, including trial courts and specialized courts, operate with only one judicial officer. The Constitution does not require multiple judges for all judicial bodies. Judicial authority is vested in the position, not the number of individuals.
Why the other options are incorrect
A) It is not mandatory for the judicial branch to have multiple members; single-judge courts are common.
Source for verification
U.S. Courts: The Judicial Branch
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