The judicial power shall extend to all cases and protect the laws outlined in the Constitution of the United States. Article 3 of the Constitution gave rise to the Judicial Branch, which was not considered in the Articles of Confederation. Article 3 Section 2 advises that the trial of all crimes shall be by jury and that the trial should take place in the state that the offense was committed. Additionally, there is a third section in Article 3 that explains treason and how treason should be handled if someone is suspected of treason. Conversely, the Articles gave more power to the individual States. For example, Article 2 of the Articles of Confederation says that each state retains its power, jurisdiction, and right. In the Articles, treason and felonies were discussed; the offender would be brought back to their State where they would be tried for the offense. Article 4 Section, 2 of the Constitution, also insists that anyone being charged by a State for treason, a felony, or another crime shall be brought back to the State having the jurisdiction of the offense. In the Articles of Confederation, there was an executive power, but each State exercised their executive authority. Article 2 of the Constitution generates the formation of the executive branch of the United States. Article 2 Section 1 says that the executive power should be vested in a President of the United States of America. Section 1 also declares that there should be a Vice President and that both the President and Vice President hold four-year terms in office. Section 1 discusses how the voting for President should take place and what should happen if there is or is not a majority for a particular person. The Constitution allows the House of Representatives to select the President if there is not a majority or if there is more than one person who holds a majority. Article 2 Section 2 says that the President shall be the Commander in Chief of the Army and Navy of the United States. Conversely, Article 6 of the Articles of Confederation directs that no vessel of war shall be kept up in a time of peace by any State, except for the number that the United States Congress deems necessary for the defense of each State. Therefore, during the years when the Articles of Confederation were in place each state was allowed to have their militia. Also, Article 7 of the Articles says that all officers or under the rank of colonel should be appointed
The judicial power shall extend to all cases and protect the laws outlined in the Constitution of the United States. Article 3 of the Constitution gave rise to the Judicial Branch, which was not considered in the Articles of Confederation. Article 3 Section 2 advises that the trial of all crimes shall be by jury and that the trial should take place in the state that the offense was committed. Additionally, there is a third section in Article 3 that explains treason and how treason should be handled if someone is suspected of treason. Conversely, the Articles gave more power to the individual States. For example, Article 2 of the Articles of Confederation says that each state retains its power, jurisdiction, and right. In the Articles, treason and felonies were discussed; the offender would be brought back to their State where they would be tried for the offense. Article 4 Section, 2 of the Constitution, also insists that anyone being charged by a State for treason, a felony, or another crime shall be brought back to the State having the jurisdiction of the offense. In the Articles of Confederation, there was an executive power, but each State exercised their executive authority. Article 2 of the Constitution generates the formation of the executive branch of the United States. Article 2 Section 1 says that the executive power should be vested in a President of the United States of America. Section 1 also declares that there should be a Vice President and that both the President and Vice President hold four-year terms in office. Section 1 discusses how the voting for President should take place and what should happen if there is or is not a majority for a particular person. The Constitution allows the House of Representatives to select the President if there is not a majority or if there is more than one person who holds a majority. Article 2 Section 2 says that the President shall be the Commander in Chief of the Army and Navy of the United States. Conversely, Article 6 of the Articles of Confederation directs that no vessel of war shall be kept up in a time of peace by any State, except for the number that the United States Congress deems necessary for the defense of each State. Therefore, during the years when the Articles of Confederation were in place each state was allowed to have their militia. Also, Article 7 of the Articles says that all officers or under the rank of colonel should be appointed