CONSTITUTION

ARTICLE II SECTION 1.4

• Congress determines the time and day electors are chosen.

CLAUSE 5

• The President has to be born in the United States, at least 35 years old, and a resident of the U.S. for 14 years.

CLAUSE 6

• Congress can decide who takes the Presidents place if something happens to the President and Vice President.

CLAUSE 7

• The Presidents salary of 200,000 dollars can not be changed during the term.

CLAUSE 8

• The chief of justice of the U.S. administers the oath.

ARTICLE II 2.1

• The President is Commander and Chief of the armed forces.

CLAUSE 2.2

• The President has the sole power to make treaties. There has to be 2/3 vote in the senate to become effective. The President can also make foreign agreements without senate consent.

CLAUSE 2.3

• When the senate is not in session the President can call a recess appointment.

ARTICLE II 3.1

• The President delivers a State of the Union address after the body convenes each year. Then the federal budget and economic report follows.

CLAUSE 3.4

• The Vice President and President can be impeached for treason, bribery, or other high crimes and misdemeanors.

ARTICLE III 1.1

• The judicial power shall be vested in one Supreme Court and will hear and decide cases.

CLAUSE 2.1

• Jurisdiction of the federal courts

CLAUSE 2.2

• After court cases are heard and a decision made it can be appealed if it is in a lower court.

CLAUSE 2.3

• Every person has a right to trial by jury.