Constitutional Law - Separation of Powers
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Constitutional Law - Separation of Powers
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Welcome to Constitutional Law Episode 5! Join us as we demystify the separation of powers, a cornerstone of the U.S. Constitution. We'll explore how federal authority is meticulously distributed among the legislative, executive, and judicial branches to prevent concentrated power and safeguard individual liberty.
This episode delves into the mechanics of federal lawmaking, from the crucial requirements of bicameralism and presentment to why line-item vetoes and legislative vetoes are unconstitutional. We also examine the complexities of presidential immunity for official and prior acts, the qualified nature of executive privilege, and the evolving doctrines of non-delegation and major questions that define agency power.
Gain fresh perspective by contrasting the U.S. system with the UK's "fusion of powers," understanding why our unique design fosters checks and balances, accountability, and the enduring protection of rights. This episode, guided by Angela's exceptional constitutional law notes, provides clarity on the dynamic push-and-pull of American governance. Subscribe to "Study for the Bar in Your Car" for essential insights into the U.S. Constitution!