> But there is: it's called the Constitution. Not any particular clause or article, but the whole document
Then it's not in the constitution.
> The executive is allowed to check the judicial if the judicial ignores the Constitution.
He is? Where, specifically, does it say that?
> How else is the executive supposed to check the judicial?
He's not. The senate is, by impeachment.
Stop making stuff up, and actually read what's there.
> But there is: it's called the Constitution. Not any particular clause or article, but the whole document
Then it's not in the constitution.
> The executive is allowed to check the judicial if the judicial ignores the Constitution.
He is? Where, specifically, does it say that?
> How else is the executive supposed to check the judicial?
He's not. The senate is, by impeachment.
Stop making stuff up, and actually read what's there.