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The Appointments Clause & Presidential Power: Senate's Role in Appointing Federal Officers, Slides of Management Fundamentals

Mizoram UniversityManagement Fundamentals

An in-depth analysis of the appointments clause of the united states constitution, focusing on the role of the president and the senate in appointing federal officers. Various sections of article ii, section 2 of the constitution, which outlines the process for appointing both superior and inferior officers, as well as the power granted to congress to vest the appointment of inferior officers in the president or other entities. The document also touches upon historical cases such as the impeachment of president andrew johnson and the myers decision.

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Article II – Executive Power
Section 2 – the Appointments clause
“…he shall nominate, and by and with
the Advice and Consent of the Senate,
shall appoint … all other Officers of the
United States, whose Appointments are
not herein otherwise provided for, and
which shall be established by Law;
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Article II – Executive Power Section 2 – the Appointments clause“…he shall nominate, and by and withthe Advice and Consent of the Senate,shall appoint … all other

Officers of the

United States

, whose Appointments are

not herein otherwise provided for, andwhich shall be established by Law;

Article II – Executive Power Section 2 – the Appointments clause“…he shall nominate, and by and withthe Advice and Consent of the Senate,shall appoint … all other

Officers of the

United States

, whose Appointments are

not herein otherwise provided for, andwhich shall be established by Law;

Article II – Executive Power Section 2 – the Appointments clause“…he shall nominate, and by and with theAdvice and Consent of the Senate, shallappoint … all other Officers of the UnitedStates, whose Appointments are not hereinotherwise provided for, and which shall beestablished by Law;but the Congress may by Law vest theAppointment of such inferior Officers, asthey think proper, in the …

Article II – Executive Power Section 2 – the Appointments clause“…he shall nominate, and by and with theAdvice and Consent of the Senate, shallappoint … all other Officers of the UnitedStates, whose Appointments are not hereinotherwise provided for, and which shall beestablished by Law;but the Congress may by Law vest theAppointment of such inferior Officers, asthey think proper, in the President alone…

Article II – Executive Power Section 2 – the Appointments clause“…he shall nominate, and by and with the Adviceand Consent of the Senate, shall appoint … all otherOfficers of the United States, whose Appointmentsare not herein otherwise provided for, and whichshall be established by Law;but the Congress may by Law vest the Appointmentof such inferior Officers, as they think proper, in thePresident alone, in the Courts of Law, or in theHeads of Departments.”

Article II – Executive Power Section 2 – the Appointments clause“…he shall nominate, and by and with the Adviceand Consent of the Senate, shall appoint … all otherOfficers of the United States, whose Appointmentsare not herein otherwise provided for, and whichshall be established by Law;but the Congress may by Law vest the Appointmentof such inferior Officers, as they think proper, in thePresident alone, in the Courts of Law, or in theHeads of Departments.”

Superior/PrincipalOfficers InferiorOfficers

Article II – Executive Power Reconstruction and the Impeachment of PresidentAndrew Johnson for violating a statute that purported tobar him from firing his cabinet officials without Senateapproval. Myers

  • Holding that Congress cannot require Senate approval before President can fire an executive official.