1. Article I: Legislative Branch

2. Congress

4. House of Representatives Senate Membership Numbers Terms Qualifications Punishments Leaders

5. Congress House of Representatives Senate MembershipBased on a state's population Numbers Terms Qualifications Punishments

6. Congress House of Representatives Senate MembershipBased on a state's population 2 per state Numbers Terms Qualifications Punishments

7. Congress House of Representatives Senate MembershipBased on a state's population 2 per state Numbers435 1 for 640,000 Terms Qualifications Punishments

8. Congress House of Representatives Senate MembershipBased on a state's population 2 per state Numbers435 1 for 640,000 100 Terms Qualifications Punishments

9. Congress House of Representatives Senate MembershipBased on a state's population 2 per state Numbers435 1 for 640,000 100 Terms2 years Qualifications Punishments

10. Congress House of Representatives Senate MembershipBased on a state's population 2 per state Numbers435 1 for 640,000 100 Terms2 years6 years Qualifications Punishments

11. Congress House of Representatives Senate MembershipBased on a state's population 2 per state Numbers435 1 for 640,000 100 Terms2 years6 years Qualifications25 years old Punishments

12. Congress House of Representatives Senate MembershipBased on a state's population 2 per state Numbers435 1 for 640,000 100 Terms2 years6 years Qualifications25 years old30 years old Punishments

13. Congress House of Representatives Senate MembershipBased on a state's population 2 per state Numbers435 1 for 640,000 100 Terms2 years6 years Qualifications25 years old 7 years a citizen 30 years old Punishments

14. Congress House of Representatives Senate MembershipBased on a state's population 2 per state Numbers435 1 for 640,000 100 Terms2 years6 years Qualifications25 years old 7 years a citizen 30 years old 9 years a citizen Punishments

15. Congress House of Representatives Senate MembershipBased on a state's population 2 per state Numbers435 1 for 640,000 100 Terms2 years6 years Qualifications25 years old 7 years a citizen Live in district 30 years old 9 years a citizen Punishments

16. Congress House of Representatives Senate MembershipBased on a state's population 2 per state Numbers435 1 for 640,000 100 Terms2 years6 years Qualifications25 years old 7 years a citizen Live in district 30 years old 9 years a citizen Live in state Punishments

17. Congress House of Representatives Senate Terms2 years6 years Qualifications25 years old 7 years a citizen Live in district 30 years old 9 years a citizen Live in state Punishments Leaders

18. Congress House of Representatives Senate Terms2 years6 years Qualifications25 years old 7 years a citizen Live in district 30 years old 9 years a citizen Live in state PunishmentsCensure Expel Leaders

19. Censure is a formal statement of disapproval. Expulsion actually removes the person from office.

20. Congress House of Representatives Senate Terms2 years6 years Qualifications25 years old 7 years a citizen Live in district 30 years old 9 years a citizen Live in state PunishmentsCensure Expel Censure Expel Leaders

21. Congress House of Representatives Senate Terms2 years6 years Qualifications25 years old 7 years a citizen Live in district 30 years old 9 years a citizen Live in state PunishmentsCensure Expel Censure Expel LeadersSpeaker of the House (#2)

22. John Boehner Speaker of the House

23. Gary Miller House Representative 31 st District

24. Congress House of Representatives Senate Terms2 years6 years Qualifications25 years old 7 years a citizen Live in district 30 years old 9 years a citizen Live in state PunishmentsCensure Expel Censure Expel LeadersSpeaker of the House (#2) Senate Majority Leader (#3) & U.S. Vice-president

25. Harry Reid Senate Majority Leader

26. Senator Barbara Boxer (right) D-CA

27. Senator Dianne Feinstein D-CA

28. Article II: Executive Branch

29. Official Requirements to be President

30. 1. 35 years old 2. Natural Born Citizen 3. Live in the U.S. for 14 years

31. Unofficial Presidential Requirements

32. How old?

33. Unofficial Presidential Requirements How old? Most presidents have been in their 50’s.

34. Unofficial Presidential Requirements How old? Most presidents have been in their 50’s. Why?

35. Unofficial Presidential Requirements How old? Most presidents have been in their 50’s. Why? People want a president with experience.

36. Unofficial Presidential Requirements How much education?

37. Unofficial Presidential Requirements How much education? Most presidents have college educations. Most have gone to presitigeous universities.

38. Unofficial Presidential Requirements Main jobs before becoming president?

39. Unofficial Presidential Requirements Main jobs before becoming president? Lawyer General Governor Senator/Congressperson Teacher

40. Unofficial Presidential Requirements Does a presidential candidate have to be well-known?

41. Unofficial Presidential Requirements Does a presidential candidate have to be well-known? Yes

42. Jimmy Carter spent 4 years running for President

43. Unofficial Presidential Requirements Does a presidential candidate have to look good on TV?

44. Unofficial Presidential Requirements Does a presidential candidate have to look good on TV? Yes

45. Kennedy-Nixon Debate

46. Mike Dukakis in Tank

47. Unofficial Presidential Requirements Does a presidential candidate have to be wealthy?

48. Unofficial Presidential Requirements Does a presidential candidate have to be wealthy? No, but it sure helps.

49. Top 5 Richest Presidents 1. George Washington, 1789-1797 2. John F. Kennedy, 1961-1963 3. Andrew Jackson, 1829-1837 4. Lyndon B. Johnson, 1963-1969 5. Herbert Hoover, 1929-1933

50. Unofficial Presidential Requirements What else have most presidents so far had in common?

51. Unofficial Presidential Requirements What else have most presidents so far had in common? Male Protestant Married

52. Unofficial Presidential Requirements How much does the president make a year? $400,000 salary $50,000 expense account, $100,000 travel account, $19,000 entertainment account.

53. 4 Presidents have been assassinated

55. 1. Abraham Lincoln 2. James Garfield 3. William McKinley 4. John F. Kennedy

56. 4 Presidents have died while in office.

58. 1. William Henry Harrison 2. Zachary Taylor 3. Warren G. Harding 4. Franklin Roosevelt

59. President Barack Obama The White House 1600 Pennsylvania Ave. Washington, D.C. 20500 (202) 456-2461 president@whitehouse.gov

60. The Judicial System

61. The U.S. Supreme Court

62. The Judicial System The U.S. Supreme Court 1. Top court in the U.S.

63. The Judicial System The U.S. Supreme Court 1. Top court in the U.S. 2. Decides if laws are constitutional. (Judicial Review)

64. Supreme Court Justices

65. The Judicial System The U.S. Supreme Court 1. Top court in the U.S. 2. Decides if laws are constitutional. (Judicial Review) 3. Serve for life

66. The Judicial System Federal Courts =State Courts

67. The Judicial System Federal Courts = Federal Crimes State Courts

68. The Judicial System Federal Courts = Federal Crimes Criminal Courts State Courts

69. The Judicial System Federal Courts = Federal Crimes Criminal Courts Patent Court = State Courts

70. The Judicial System Federal Courts = Federal Crimes Criminal Courts Patent Court = Inventions State Courts

71. Socket Wrench

72. The Judicial System Federal Courts = Federal Crimes Criminal Courts Patent Court = Inventions Tax Courts = State Courts

73. The Judicial System Federal Courts = Federal Crimes Criminal Courts Patent Court = Inventions Tax Courts = IRS State Courts

74. Willie Nelson

75. The Judicial System Federal Courts = Federal Crimes Criminal Courts Patent Court = Inventions Tax Courts = IRS Military Courts = State Courts

76. The Judicial System Federal Courts = Federal Crimes Criminal Courts Patent Court = Inventions Tax Courts = IRS Military Courts = Court martials State Courts

77. Court Martial - "A Few Good Men"

78. The Judicial System Federal Courts = Federal Crimes Criminal Courts Patent Court = Inventions Tax Courts = IRS Military Courts = Court martials State Courts =

79. The Judicial System Federal Courts = Federal Crimes Criminal Courts Patent Court = Inventions Tax Courts = IRS Military Courts = Court martials State Courts = State Crimes

80. The Judicial System Federal Courts = Federal Crimes Criminal Courts Patent Court = Inventions Tax Courts = IRS Military Courts = Court martials State Courts = State Crimes State Supreme Court =

81. The Judicial System Federal Courts = Federal Crimes Criminal Courts Patent Court = Inventions Tax Courts = IRS Military Courts = Court martials State Courts = State Crimes State Supreme Court = Highest Court in each state.

82. The Judicial System Federal Courts = Federal Crimes Criminal Courts Patent Court = Inventions Tax Courts = IRS Military Courts = Court martials State Courts = State Crimes State Supreme Court = Highest Court in each state. Criminal Courts

83. The Judicial System Federal Courts = Federal Crimes Criminal Courts Patent Court = Inventions Tax Courts = IRS Military Courts = Court martials State Courts = State Crimes State Supreme Court = Highest Court in each state. Criminal Courts Lower Courts =

84. The Judicial System Federal Courts = Federal Crimes Criminal Courts Patent Court = Inventions Tax Courts = IRS Military Courts = Court martials State Courts = State Crimes State Supreme Court = Highest Court in each state. Criminal Courts Lower Courts = Small Claims,

85. The Judicial System Federal Courts = Federal Crimes Criminal Courts Patent Court = Inventions Tax Courts = IRS Military Courts = Court martials State Courts = State Crimes State Supreme Court = Highest Court in each state. Criminal Courts Lower Courts = Small Claims, Divorce,

86. The Judicial System Federal Courts = Federal Crimes Criminal Courts Patent Court = Inventions Tax Courts = IRS Military Courts = Court martials State Courts = State Crimes State Supreme Court = Highest Court in each state. Criminal Courts Lower Courts = Small Claims, Divorce, Traffic

87. 10 Violations of Mr. Cribb's Rights

88. 1. Search warrant not valid

89. 10 Violations of Mr. Cribb's Rights 1. Search warrant not valid 2. Not read his rights

90. 10 Violations of Mr. Cribb's Rights 1. Search warrant not valid 2. Not read his rights 3. No phone call

91. 10 Violations of Mr. Cribb's Rights 1. Search warrant not valid 2. Not read his rights 3. No phone call 4. No arraignment

92. 10 Violations of Mr. Cribb's Rights 1. Search warrant not valid 2. Not read his rights 3. No phone call 4. No arraignment 5. No lawyer

93. 10 Violations of Mr. Cribb's Rights 1. Search warrant not valid 2. Not read his rights 3. No phone call 4. No arraignment 5. No lawyer 6. No speedy trial

94. 10 Violations of Mr. Cribb's Rights 1. Search warrant not valid 2. Not read his rights 3. No phone call 4. No arraignment 5. No lawyer 6. No speedy trial 7. No hometown jury

95. 10 Violations of Mr. Cribb's Rights 1. Search warrant not valid 2. Not read his rights 3. No phone call 4. No arraignment 5. No lawyer 6. No speedy trial 7. No hometown jury 8. Not informed of the charges

96. 10 Violations of Mr. Cribb's Rights 1. Search warrant not valid 2. Not read his rights 3. No phone call 4. No arraignment 5. No lawyer 6. No speedy trial 7. No hometown jury 8. Not informed of the charges 9. Not able to confront witnesses

97. 10 Violations of Mr. Cribb's Rights 1. Search warrant not valid 2. Not read his rights 3. No phone call 4. No arraignment 5. No lawyer 6. No speedy trial 7. No hometown jury 8. Not informed of the charges 9. Not able to confront witnesses 10. Unreasonable punishment