Amy Coney Barrett's Nomination Hearings Will Begin On October 12

Judge Amy Coney Barrett was nominated to the Supreme Court by President Trump to fill the seat of the late Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg. The announcement was made by Senator Lindsey Graham, with hearings scheduled to last three to four days starting October 12. The process includes opening statements, questioning, and testimonies from those familiar with Barrett. The nomination, occurring close to the presidential election, has sparked controversy, with Democrats protesting due to a similar situation in 2016 when Republicans blocked President Obama's nominee.

Who announced Judge Amy Coney Barrett's nomination to the Supreme Court?

• Senator Chuck Schumer

• Senator Lindsey Graham

• President Donald Trump

• Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg

What is the expected duration of the hearings for Judge Barrett's nomination?

• One day

• Two days

• Three to four days

• A week

What will happen on the first day of the hearings?

• Public protests

• Testimonies from legal experts

• Opening statements and questioning

• Final voting on the nomination

Who nominated Judge Barrett to fill the Supreme Court vacancy?

• Justice Stephen Breyer

• Senator Mitch McConnell

• President Donald Trump

• President Joe Biden

Why are Democrats protesting Barrett's nomination?

• They want to delay the hearings

• They believe the nomination is too close to the election

• They support a different judicial philosophy

• They prefer another candidate