Tristans Consititutional Padlet by Tristan LeDuc

Legislative Power

leduct29 — 2024-10-21 17:36:43 UTC

This Branch is in charge of making all different types of laws. This branch can also do things such as declare war and control the taking and spending limit policies. It has the congress which is the House of Representatives and the senate. This makes it so it is balanced by different checks and balances.

Executive Power

leduct29 — 2024-10-21 17:44:07 UTC

This branch has the power to enforce laws and make different people in charge of different duties or forces. The branch helps create a budget, carry different laws out and they have the power to veto things. They’re balled by the Legislative and Judicial Branches.

Judicial Power

leduct29 — 2024-10-21 17:51:18 UTC

This branch is a final decider in any question of constitutional law. This is the branch where the court system, and judges come into place. This branch is in charge of protecting individual right (determine by the constitution), punishes people, determines guilt or innocence, and settles legal disputes. This branch can also be called the independent Branch.

State’s Power and Limits

leduct29 — 2024-10-21 17:58:31 UTC

This is dedicated to what states can or cannot do. Some things that states are not privileged to do are not being able to form alliances with a foreign government and can’t declare war since this is left to the higher ups. Some of the things it can do are enforce laws, collect taxes, keep order in their set state.

Federal Law

leduct29 — 2024-10-22 00:26:49 UTC

Federal Law is all laws that are used by the government. Federal law is only applied through that certainty government's territory. These rules were founded by courts to govern any issues that needed rules. It governs all different areas and has regulations that govern different areas.

Rights of The People

leduct29 — 2024-10-22 00:31:46 UTC

This is about how all people are given a certain set of rights. These rights could be natural and or constitutional. The laws are made to protect the people of the country. Some examples of these rights include life and liberty, freedom of speech (opinion or expression), freedom from slavery/torcher, and rights to work and education. These are some of the many natural and constitutional rights.

Amending the Constitution

leduct29 — 2024-10-22 01:08:16 UTC

This allows change in the constitution. In order to change the constitution there has to be 2/3 out of everyone that agrees in favor of that law that's trying to be passed. The votes go through the Senate and the House of Representatives.