Question

6 integrating information checks and balances are an essential part of our constitution. using the graphic organizer below, map the ways in which the branches check each other. please include two examples of checks for each branch on the other two branches.

Explanation:

The legislative branch can override a presidential veto with a two - thirds majority vote in both houses, and can impeach and remove the president. The executive branch can veto legislation passed by Congress and can nominate federal judges. The judicial branch can declare laws passed by Congress unconstitutional (judicial review) and can declare executive actions unconstitutional.

Answer:

Judicial Branch on Legislative Branch:

• Can declare laws unconstitutional (judicial review).
• Can interpret laws in a way that may limit legislative intent.

Judicial Branch on Executive Branch:

• Can declare executive actions unconstitutional.
• Can rule on the legality of executive orders.

Legislative Branch on Judicial Branch:

• Can impeach and remove federal judges.
• Can set the jurisdiction of federal courts.

Legislative Branch on Executive Branch:

• Can override a presidential veto with a two - thirds majority vote in both houses.
• Can impeach and remove the president.

Executive Branch on Judicial Branch:

• Nominates federal judges.
• Can grant pardons which can affect judicial outcomes.

Executive Branch on Legislative Branch:

• Can veto legislation.
• Can call special sessions of Congress.