Article II 

• Section 1
  • Clause 1
    • The Executive Power
      • Executive Vesting Clause
        • Executive Vesting Clause: Historical Background
        • Executive Vesting Clause: Doctrine and Practice
          • Executive Vesting Clause: Doctrine and Practice
            • Executive Vesting Clause: Early Doctrine
            • Executive Vesting Clause: Doctrine from 1920s to 1950s
            • Executive Vesting Clause: Current Doctrine
    • President's Term in Office
  • Clause 2
    • Presidential Electors
      • Presidential Electors: Historical Background
      • Presidential Electors: Doctrine and Practice
        • State Discretion in Choosing Electors
        • Legal Status of Electors
        • Discretion of Electors in Choosing a President
  • Clause 3
    • In General
  • Clause 4
    • In General
  • Clause 5
    • Qualifications for the Presidency
  • Clause 6
    • Presidential Succession
  • Clause 7
    • Compensation and Emoluments
  • Clause 8
    • Oath of Office
• Section 2
  • Clause 1
    • Commander in Chief Power
      • Commander in Chief Power: Historical Background
      • Commander in Chief Power: Doctrine and Practice
      • Commander in Chief Power: Select Topics for Consideration
        • Imposing Martial Law
        • Provision for Detention and Trial of Prisoners of War and
          Enemy Combatants
    • Presidential Advisors
    • Pardon Power
      • Pardon Power: Doctrine and Practice
        • Scope of the Pardon Power
        • Legal Effect of a Pardon
        • Congress's Ability to Limit the Pardon Power
  • Clause 2
    • The Treaty Making Power
    • Appointing Executive Officers
      • Appointing Executive Officers: Doctrine and Practice
        • Appointing Ambassadors, Ministers, and Consuls
        • Establishment of Offices and Officers Not Provided for in Constitution
        • Appointing Officers
          • Legal Requirement When Appointing and Officer
          • Distinguishing Between Officers and Non-Officers
          • Alterations to the Duties of an Officer
        • Appointing
          Inferior Officers
        • Removing Officers
          • Removing Officers: Doctrine During 1930s
          • Removing Officers: Current Doctrine
  • Clause 3
    • Recess Appointments Power
      • Recess Appointments Power: Overview
      • Recess Appointments Power: Doctrine and Practice
        • Definition of a Vacancy
      • Recess Appointments Power: Select Topics for Consideration
        • Recess Appointments of Article III Judges
    • Implied or Inherent Powers
      • Implied or Inherent Powers: Overview
      • Inherent Foreign Affairs Power
        • Inherent Foreign Affairs Power: Doctrine and Practice
          • Alternatives to Treaties
            • Sole Executive Agreements
              • Legal Basis for Executive Agreements
              • Legal Effect of Executive Agreements
            • Congressional Executive Agreements
      • Executive Privilege: Overview
      • Presidential Immunity to Criminal and Civil Suits
        • Presidential Immunity to Criminal and Civil Suits: Doctrine and Practice
          • Presidential Immunity to Criminal and Civil Suits: Civil Cases
        • Presidential Immunity to Criminal and Civil Suits: Select Topics for Consideration
          • Other Executive Officials and the Qualified Immunity Doctrine
• Section 3
  • Obligations and Responsibilities of the President
    • Legislative Role of the President
    • Right to Receive Ambassadors and Other Public Ministers
      • Right to Receive Ambassadors and Other Public Ministers: Overview
      • Right to Receive Ambassadors and Other Public Ministers: Doctrine and Practice
        • Right to Receive Ambassadors and Other Public Ministers: Early Doctrine
        • Right to Receive Ambassadors and Other Public Ministers: Doctrine During 1950s to 2000s
        • Right to Receive Ambassadors and Other Public Ministers: Current Doctrine
    • Take Care Clause
      • Take Care Clause: Overview
      • Take Care Clause: Select Topics for Consideration
        • Take Care Clause: Impoundment of Funds
• Section 4
  • Impeachment and Removal from Office
    • Impeachment and Removal from Office: Overview
    • Impeachment and Removal from Office: Select Topics for Consideration
      • Offices Eligible for Impeachment
      • Future of the Impeachment Remedy
  • Impeachable Offenses
    • Impeachable Offenses: Overview
    • Impeachable Offenses: Historical Background
    • Impeachable Offenses: Doctrine and Practice
      • Impeachable Offenses: Early Historical Practice (1789–1860)
      • Impeachable Offenses: Impeachment of Andrew Johnson
      • Impeachable Offenses: Post-Bellum Practices (1865–1900)
      • Impeachable Offenses: Early Twentieth Century Practices
      • Impeachable Offenses: Effort to Impeach Richard Nixon
      • Impeachable Offenses: Impeachment of Bill Clinton
      • Impeachable Offenses: Contemporary Judicial Impeachments