...operation of law upon a subordinate executive officer. "The executive power is vested in a president ; and as far as his powers are derived from the constitution, he is beyond the « US Const, art. IV, S 3. par. 2. i» US Const, art. I. I 8. cl. 1. 10 Massachusetts v. Mpllon. Frotlitnchnm...

...discharge of the duties required to be performed. The executive power is vested in a President; and as far as his powers are derived from the constitution,...by the constitution through the impeaching power. But it by no means follows, that every officer in every branch of that department is under the exclusive...

...discharge of the duties required to be performed. The executive power is vested in a president ; and so far as his powers are derived from the constitution,...by the constitution through the impeaching power. But it by no means follows, that every officer in every branch of that department is under the exclusive...

...specifically emphasized earlier therein as follows : The executive power is vested in a President ; and as far as his powers are derived from the constitution,...by the constitution through the impeaching power. But it by no means follows, that every officer in every branch of that department is under the exclusive...

...discharge of the duties required to be performed." "The executive power is vested in a president ; and so far as his powers are derived from the constitution,...by the constitution through the impeaching power. But it by no means follows, that every officer in every branch of that department is under the exclusive...

...discharge of the duties required to be performed." "The executive power is vested in a president ; and so far as his powers are derived from the constitution,...by the constitution through the impeaching power. But it by no means follows, that every officer in every branch of that department is under the exclusive...

...rel. Stokes, 12 Pet. (37 US) 524, 610 (1838), where the Court said that to the extent the President's powers are derived from the Constitution, "he is beyond...except in the mode prescribed by the Constitution 207 through the impeaching power." (Underscoring added.) Overruling the President's objections, the...

...set out the following rule : "The executive power is vested in a president; and so far as hit powrrs are derived from the constitution, he is beyond the...by the constitution through the impeaching power. But it by no means follows, that every officer in every branch of that department is under the exclusive...

...(12 Pei.) 524(1838). 41 "The executive power il raced in • President; and as fir u his powers arc derived from the Constitution, he is beyond the reach...by the Constitution through the impeaching power." Id at 610. 44 40 OP. ATT'Y GEN. 45 (1941). Sec ten accompanying note 27. luff*. Also quoted in 1971...

...power is vested in a president; and so far as his potter* are derived ft-run the constitution, lie is beyond the reach of any other department, except...by the constitution through the impeaching power. But it liy no means follows, that every officer in every branch of that department is under the exclusive...