15. Which of the following is NOT a requirement to be a judge?*1 pointa. Be a U.S. citizenb. Be at least 21 years oldc. Be a resident of that district

The question is asking which of the options is NOT a requirement to be a judge. The options are:

a. Be a U.S. citizen b. Be at least 21 years old c. Be a resident of that district

To answer this question, we need to know the general requirements to be a judge in the United States.

1. U.S. Citizenship: This is typically a requirement for most federal and state judicial positions. So, option (a) is a requirement.

2. Age: There is usually a minimum age requirement to be a judge, but it varies by state and the specific position. However, it's typically more than 21 years old. So, option (b) could be a requirement, but it's not accurate.

3. Residency: Many states require that their judges be residents of the state, or in some cases, the specific district or county they will serve. So, option (c) is a requirement.

Therefore, the answer to the question "Which of the following is NOT a requirement to be a judge?" would be option (b) "Be at least 21 years old" because the age requirement to be a judge is typically more than 21 years old.