Fundamental Concepts
Fundamental Concepts
This chapter discusses the following concepts: enumerated and implied powers of the three branches of government; overlapping powers; judicial misconceptions; historical framework; the British model; the Articles of Confederation; constitutional convention and ratification; separation of powers; Articles I and II of the Constitution; evolving powers; approaches by lawyers and professors in analyzing executive and presidential power; and interpretive theories adopted by the Supreme Court in decisions on separation of powers.
Keywords: separation of powers, executive power, presidential power, legislative branch, executive branch, Supreme Court, Articles of Confederation, US Constitution
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