The Wrongdoing Of The Executive Branch In The Late 19th Century

Distrust and skepticism toward someone or something will generally occur when the person or people in charge begin to misuse their authority. A leader who misuses his or her control can continue to do it in different situations. Examples of leadership abusing their control are, a manager making a new crew member do the tasks nobody likes, or a manager logging into the company’s money system to change the amount of money it says the store earned the current work day to cover up that they took money from the cash register. When a person who holds a place of authority abuses and wrongfully uses their rights as leader the situations can feel different and cause different things. This includes things like the situation being unfair, some of the …show more content…
To Begin, newly elected and appointed civil servants must swear in as executive officials. Following being completely swore-in, the new officials will take an oath that states the official will follow, and protect, the rights and laws the United States Constitution and its amendments contain along with their other duties ("The Oaths of Office"). This means that the current president and his advisers swore against violating any law stated in the documents. Those documents include an extensive variety of America’s laws. A few examples are, an original constitutional law that establishes the presidential pardon is unusable in an impeachment case (Pfiffner, James.), the country’s bill of rights encompasses the fourth amendment which bestows search and seizure rights to citizens (R, Mike, et al.), and the first amendment of the constitution which included providing everyone the privilege to express their religion without hindrance ("First Amendment - U.S.