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Issues within Constitution !!

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University of the Philippines College of Law

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Key Issues and compromises in the U. S. Constitution.

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"Amendment process"
https://www.archives.gov/federal-register/constitution/
"Three Branch Powers"
http://www.house.gov/content/learn/branches_of_government/

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-Issues in the constitution should be fixed by a majority vote of official individuals.

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-One proposal discussed in the CQ was Elect the President and V.I.P. by Direct Vote No More Electoral College. The electoral college system for electing the president skews the national focus to a few all important states and their issues.

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The Constitution provides that an amendment may be proposed either by the Congress with a two-thirds majority vote in both the House of Representatives and the Senate or by a constitutional convention called for by two-thirds of the State legislatures. A proposed amendment becomes part of the Constitution as soon as it is ratified by three-fourths of the States.

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-The 1st Amendment states that everyone has a right to freedom of religion, speech, petition, assemble and press. I believe that all of these rights are so important towards an individuals because it is extremely ethical that  these different aspects be expressed freely.

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-This Amendment is extremely important because this abolished slavery in the U.S. Without this amendment we wouldn't be the strong country we are today.

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-The two most important Amendments for me would have to be the 1st Amendment and the 13th Amendment.

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-The two most important Amendments for me would have to be the 1st Amendment and the 13th Amendment.

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3.)The President and Congreess may agree on a lawbut the Supreme Court can declare a law unconsitutional. 

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3.)The President and Congreess may agree on a lawbut the Supreme Court can declare a law unconsitutional. 

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2.)The President can appoint Judges and other government officials, but Senate must approve them. 

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2.)The President can appoint Judges and other government officials, but Senate must approve them. 

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 1.)The President can veto laws,but Congress can override the veto with a 2/3 vote. 

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 1.)The President can veto laws,but Congress can override the veto with a 2/3 vote. 

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Executive Powers -President                       1.) Carries out federal laws                              2.) Directing government                     3.) Commanding the armed force                 4.)Dealing with International Problems 5.)Vetoing Laws

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Executive Powers -President                       1.) Carries out federal laws                              2.) Directing government                     3.) Commanding the armed force                 4.)Dealing with International Problems 5.)Vetoing Laws

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Legislature Powers -Congress                      1.) Passes Laws          2.) Originating spending bills              3.)Make laws               4.)Impeaching officials                        5.)Controls taxing and spending policies

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Legislature Powers -Congress                      1.) Passes Laws          2.) Originating spending bills              3.)Make laws               4.)Impeaching officials                        5.)Controls taxing and spending policies

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Three Branches of Government

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-Supreme Court
1.) Interpreting the constitution
2.)Reviewing Laws
3.)Deciding cases involving states' rights
4.) Can declare presidential acts unconstitutional
5.) Can declare laws unconstitutional