; (2) possess, and have a reputation for, integrity and good character; (3) possess and have demonstrated a commitment to equal justice under the law; (4) possess and have demonstrated outstanding legal ability and competence, as evidenced by substantial legal experience, ability to deal with complex legal problems, aptitude for legal scholarship and writing, and familiarity with courts and court processes; (5) exhibit demeanor, character, and personality that indicate a judicial temperament; and (6) be qualified to conduct fair and impartial hearings that are consistent with due process. (b) Additional factors for the appointment of immigration judges In appointing immigration judges, the President and the appellate division shall ensure that— (1) qualified candidates are identified without regard to race, color, sex, religion, national origin, disability, age, or any other factor protected under Federal law; (2) to the extent practicable, the corps of immigration judges— (A) is comprised primarily of individuals with prior legal experience in immigration law; and (B) reflects a balance of individuals with prior legal experience in the public sector and private sector