
The Two-Term Limit
Constitutional law prevents any individual from being elected to the presidency more than twice. This rule, known as the 22nd Amendment, was ratified after Franklin D. Roosevelt died in office during his fourth term in 1945.
Life after the Oval Office comes with a surprising rulebook. From Secret Service details to driving bans and monitored mail, here is what former U.S. presidents are and aren't allowed to do.

Constitutional law prevents any individual from being elected to the presidency more than twice. This rule, known as the 22nd Amendment, was ratified after Franklin D. Roosevelt died in office during his fourth term in 1945.
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