Title: How Is the President's Power Limited?
Headings: How Is the President's Power Limited?
How Is the President's Power Limited?
Content: Although the president has the power to appoint Supreme Court judges, the appointments must be approved by Congress. In the judicial branch, judges cannot be removed by the president once installed. The courts also have the power of judicial review, which examines actions from the other branches for constitutionality. If an executive action is called into question, the Supreme Court can annul it. More From Reference
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