What is the title of the senate presiding officer?
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President of the Senate. He is also known as Vice President of the United States. He has no vote, unless it is for a tie breaker. In his absence, the President pro tempore runs the Senate.
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Although the Vice President is President of the Senate, VPs rarely show up except for ceremony, if they believe a tie-breaking vote will need to be cast, or if it a hot issue that they want to be there for. Generally, it falls to the President Pro Temp, who is the senior-most ranking member of the Majority to handle the duties, and they delegate it out on rotation to all members of the Senate taking shifts.
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executive (president), legislative (congress), judicial (supreme court).
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The president pro tempore rarely presides over the Senate.  Instead, members of the majority party are designated ACTING presidents pro tempore and preside over the day-to-day activities of the body.  So if I had to pick one of the four answers, I would pick president pro tempore, even though "acting president pro tempore" is more correct.
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The Sequence of Presidential Succession\n\n\n        1.   Vice-President\n        2.   Speaker of the House\n        3.   President Pro Tempore of the Senate\n        4.   Secretary of State\n        5.   Secretary of the Treasury\n        6.   Secretary of Defense\n        7.   Attorney General\n        8.   Secretary of the Interior\n        9.   Secretary of Agriculture\n        10. Secretary of Commerce\n        11. Secretary of Labor\n        12. Secretary of Health and Human Services\n        13. Secretary of Housing and Urban Development\n        14. Secretary of Transportation\n        15. Secretary of Energy\n        16. Secretary of Education
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The President, Vice President and all civil officers of the United States, including, but not limited to, the Speaker of the House and federal judges.\n\nHowever, the impeachment process is not the jurisdiction of criminal law and not all crimes are impeachable offenses.
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Ehh... the 20th? something about presidential succession. In case the president dies in office the vice president should take over and in case there is no vp, then the president of the senate takes over I believe. Also when terms are up when the date to move out is.
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1.  A.  Executive orders.  All others are positions which the Senate must vote on.  Personal opinion: All too often executive orders are used to sidestep Congress, and should be limited (the EPA was created by executive order).\n\n2.  A and C.  The purpose of a grand jury is to indict, in other words to say that there is enough evidence to warrant a jury trial (which sits a petit jury).  Both A and C apply here, as they are saying whether there is enough evidence for prosecution and whether that is enough for a jury trial.\n\n3.  C.  Both the Wagner Act and the Patriot Act are well after Jackson's time.  There were no declared wars during Jackson's term in office, but he did basically sidestep the Supreme Court when it ruled that the state of Georgia could not enforce its law on Cherokee lands.  Jackson basically pressured the Cherokee to sign removal treaties, as Jackson was a big advocate of "Indian Removal."\n\n4.  B.  The President pro Tempore usually runs the Senate (usually it is the longest serving member of the majority party, currently Ted Stevens of Alaska).  The Speaker of the House has no standing in the Senate, and the Majority Leader basically controls the agenda.  The Vice President is the President of the Senate, but can only vote in case of a tie, so usually is not in attendance.
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The Vice President, currently Dick Cheney, is President of the U.S. Senate.
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Yes indeed. "Legislative" means the ones who actually pass the laws ("legis" -- from the Latin for law), while "Executive" means the ones who execute (enforce) them, and "judicial" means the ones who judge them.  So Congress (the House of Representatives) and the Senate are both part of the legislative branch.
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The President, subject to ratification by the Senate.
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There are no qualifications for the position. The President nominates someone and the Senate approves or disapproves of him. However, since the advent of the modern law school (relatively recent), basically all the justices have had law degrees. James F. Byrnes was the last appointed to have not had one.
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Amendment XXV, Article 2:  "Whenever there is a vacancy in the office of the Vice President, the President shall nominate a Vice President who shall take office upon confirmation by a majority vote of both houses of Congress."
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I think only the President of the Senate is mentioned (the Vice President of the United States) along with the President pro tem.  The rest of the officers are left up to the Senate as it is given power to make its own rules.
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According to a real literal reading of the Constitution, it would just be the "Court."  It refers to a supreme Court, not as the title "Supreme Court" but just to mean the highest court in the land as compared to the inferior courts.\n\nSo, the head of the Judicial Branch is "the Court."
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Maybe I can get you started, and others can think of more.\n\nEach body has committees that hold hearings, advise the  Senators or Representatives of its findings and make voting recommendations.\n\nIts members are elected from their home state.\n\nEach Senator and Rep has one vote.\n\nEach body has a leader, The Speaker of the House, and the President Pro Tem of the Senate.\n\nFrom within the ranks the Majority Leader of the Senate is chosen, and similarly the Speaker of the House
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There are 3 branches of gov't in U.s., the legislative  branch has 2 houses, the 100 senators, house of representive. in most states they can serve as many terms as they went. the titles are Mr. or Ms. Senator, or mr or mrs. XXX