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My Role In Government Case Study

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The Honorable Ramona Salvarez Me: Hello Mrs. Salvarez my name is Daniel Fermin, and I wanted to know if I may ask some questions. Judge: Yes indeed Mr. Fermin you may go ahead. Me: How is your role in government different from an elected official? Judge: Well Mr. Fermin my role in government is very different, since im here to help with evidence and overlook the case with outside information and knowledge. An elected official is pretty much that is elected while a judge is appointed by the president. Me: Indeed I agree with you Mrs. Salvarez. So how are elected officials and judges the same? Judge: The way I believe we are practically the same, is because on our job purpose. Our job purpose is to protect and help people. That’s why I

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