Archive | Separation of Powers
Brief Review of Takeover: The Return of the Imperial Presidency and the Subversion of American Democracy
Is Concern about “Czars” Purely a Partisan Issue?
Can the President Spend Money on Something Congress “Defunds”?
Resolved: President Obama’s Recent Purported “Recess” Appointments Were Unconstitutional
By Nick Rosenkranz on January 9, 2014 12:01 am in Constitutional Law, Recess Appointments, Separation of Powers
Zachary Price on the Constitution and Enforcement Discretion
Judge Rejects Immediate Appeal in Fast and Furious Document Case
The Constitutionality of the ObamaCare “Fix”
By Eugene Kontorovich on November 14, 2013 1:25 pm in Congress, Constitutional Law, Executive Branch, Health Care, Obama, Separation of Powers, Uncategorized
James Madison Anticipates the Possibility of Government Shutdown–and Predicts that the House of Representatives Can and Should Prevail
Judge Denies DoJ Motion to Dismiss Case Seeking “Fast and Furious” Documents
Steven Teles on “Kludgeocracy” and the Role of Government in Society
By Ilya Somin on September 25, 2013 11:15 am in Federalism, Growth of Government, Political Ignorance, Public Opinion, Separation of Powers
A Hands-Tied Presidency?
By Jonathan H. Adler on September 8, 2013 9:26 am in Executive Branch, Separation of Powers, War and Armed Conflict
Wall Street Journal Op-Ed: Two Presidents, Two Suspensions
By Nick Rosenkranz on August 17, 2013 8:48 am in Constitutional Law, Executive Branch, Habeas, Health Care, Obama, Presidency, Separation of Powers
NY appellate court rules 5-0 against Bloomberg soda ban
By David Kopel on July 30, 2013 2:02 pm in "Bullying" Bans, Administrative Law, Constitutional Law, Executive Branch, Food and Drink, Growth of Government, Health Care, New Class, Paternalism, Separation of Powers
The Jerusalem Passport Case – Separation of Powers and Standing
By Eugene Kontorovich on July 23, 2013 12:31 pm in Constitutional Law, Israel, Separation of Powers, Standing