Twenty-second Amendment to the United States Constitution
The Twenty-second Amendment (Amendment XXII) to the United States Constitution sets a limit on the number of times an individual is eligible for election to the office of President of the United States, and also sets additional eligibility conditions for presidents who succeed to the unexpired terms of their predecessors.
Constitution of South Korea
The difference between the constitutions of South Korea and the U.S. is shown in many constitution provisions. For example, Article 66 to 85 in the constitution of South Korea prescribes the law about the president. The constitution of the U.S. prescribes the law about the president in Article Two. In South Korea, the president is voted by Direct election. He or she serves a single five-year term, and no additional terms are allowed. His or her major roles include (1) Head of State, (2) Chief administrator, (3) Commander-in-chief, (4) Top diplomat and foreign policy maker (5) Chief policy maker and key lawmaker. The Prime Minister is the replacement in the event of presidential disability. However, in the US, the president is elected by indirect election. He or she can serve for 10 years (Only if the president dies and Vice President becomes presidents for 4 years and gets reelected). The president can get reelected by running a presidential campaign again after 4 years of running president. His or her major roles include (1) Head of State, (2) Chief administrator, (3) Commander-in-chief, (4) Veto or Agree on Bill Separation of Powers Legislative Branch Facts. The Vice president is the replacement in the event of presidential disability.