The difference between judges and other federal officials is that a judge does not base decisions on majority will.
How does a judge differ from other federal officials?
Once a judge is appointed to their position, they hold it for life barring unforeseen circumstances.
As a result, they do not have to pander to the will of the majority when passing judgments because they don't have to worry about losing their jobs. They are to interpret the law in the most just way possible.
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