PRESENTATION OUTLINE
The Constitution of the Untied States
Diana Martinez
And
Meagan Simmons
Article 2
Clause 4
Congress sets date for choosing electors as the Tuesday after the first Monday of November
Clause 5
The president must have been born a citizen of the U.S., be at least 35 years old, have been a resident of the U.S. For 14 years
Clause 6
It provides for the succession of the Vice President and replacement if Vice President and determination of presidential inability
Clause 7
The president now receives a salary of $200,000, and a taxable expense of $50,000 a year
Clause 8
Chief Justice of the U.S. regularly administers the Oath of Office
Article 2
Section 2
Clause 1
The presidents power to grant reprieves and pardons the power of clemency, extends only to federal cases
Clause 2
The president has the sole power to makes treaties but it must be approved by two thirds vote in the senate
Clause 3
When the senate is not in session appointments that require senate consent can be made by the president on a temporary basis
Article 2
Section 3
President delivers a state of the union message to congress and to the American people each year
Section 4
Constitution outlines the impeachment process in article one, section 2, clause 5 and section 3, clause 6-7
Article 3
Section 1
Constitution creates only the Supreme Court of the U.S.; it gives congress the power to establish lower federal courts and Supreme Court size
Section 2
Clause 1
It identifies those cases that maybe tried in those courts
Clause 2
Juridification refers to the power of a court to here a case in the first instance but not on appeal from a lower court
Clause 3
Guaranteed the right to trial by jury in a federal court in the state
