President's Accountability

Definition

The President's accountability refers to the principle that holds the President responsible for their actions and decisions while in office. It ensures that they can be held answerable for any misconduct or violation of duties.

Related terms

Impeachment: Impeachment is a process where charges are brought against high-ranking officials (including Presidents) for alleged wrongdoing. If impeached and convicted, they can be removed from office.

Oversight Committee: An oversight committee consists of members from Congress who monitor and investigate activities within various branches of government, holding them accountable.

Checks and Balances: Checks and balances refer to mechanisms designed within the government system to limit and balance the powers of each branch, ensuring accountability.