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    Ramona Salvarez: My role in government is different than that of those who are elected officials because I overlook cases and evaluate evidence. My job is to make sure that the facts are truly facts and that everything is presented fairly and unbiased. While judges exist to serve the people, we are appointed by the president rather than the people.