Scrambled eggs: Cook until firm, not runny. Fried, poached, boiled, or baked: Cook until both the white and the yolk are firm. Egg mixtures, such as casseroles: Cook until the center of the mixture reaches 160 Â°F when measured with a food thermometer.
Executive Judicial Grants pardons and reprieves to federal offenders. President appoints Supreme Court Justices and other federal judges Can declare laws or executive acts unconstitutional Can impeach and remove President from office. Can overrule Presidentâs veto.
This check and balance on the judicial branch is an action by the U.S. president that lessens or sets aside the punishment for a federal crime. Article II gives the president almost unlimited power to grant pardons. In effect, the Constitution allows the president to 'undo' the final decision of a federal court. In this way, the executive branch further checks and balances the judicial branch.