What Separation of Powers Means for Constitutional Government
It used to be expected, roughly speaking, that the Congress wouldpass laws, the President would execute them, and the Supreme Courtwould interpret them in individual cases.
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It used to be expected, roughly speaking, that the Congress wouldpass laws, the President would execute them, and the Supreme Courtwould interpret them in individual cases.
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