5-4: Executive AND JUDICIAL Powers of the President

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5-4: Executive AND JUDICIAL Powers of the President

President as Chief Executive Executive Power President as Chief Executive Enforces provisions of laws Administers bureaucracy Issues executive orders

Officials appointed by President Appointment Power Officials appointed by President Cabinet members Heads of agencies Ambassadors Federal judges and attorneys Each position is subject to Senate confirmation Removal power

Pardon Reprieve Legal forgiveness of a crime Pardons and Reprieves Pardon Legal forgiveness of a crime Reprieve Postponement of a sentence Generally in death penalty cases Allows more time for an appeal

Appoints all federal judges Judicial Nominations Appoints all federal judges Confirmed by Senate majority vote Senate Judiciary Committee hearings

Factors that influence choice Judicial Nominations Factors that influence choice Ideology (liberal/ conservative) Interpretation of the Constitution (loose/strict) Federal judges appointed for life Insulated from politics Removed only through impeachment process