Legislative Summary 2013-2014 Session,
2014
Golden Gate University School of Law
Legislative Summary 2013-2014 Session, Assembly Committee On Accountability And Administrative Review
California Assembly
No abstract provided.
2014 Legislative Summary,
2014
Golden Gate University School of Law
2014 Legislative Summary, Assembly Committee On Public Safety
California Assembly
No abstract provided.
2013-2014 Legislative Summary,
2014
Golden Gate University School of Law
2013-2014 Legislative Summary, Assembly Committee On Water, Parks And Wildlife
California Assembly
No abstract provided.
2013-2014 Legislative Summary,
2014
Golden Gate University School of Law
2013-2014 Legislative Summary, Assembly Committee On Labor And Employment
California Assembly
No abstract provided.
Revenue And Taxation Legislative Summary 2014,
2014
Golden Gate University School of Law
Revenue And Taxation Legislative Summary 2014, Assembly Committee On Revenue And Taxation
California Assembly
No abstract provided.
2013-2014 Summary Of Legislation,
2014
Golden Gate University School of Law
2013-2014 Summary Of Legislation, Assembly Committee On Veterans Affairs
California Assembly
No abstract provided.
2013-2014 Legislative Summary,
2014
Golden Gate University School of Law
2013-2014 Legislative Summary, Assembly Committee On Public Employees, Retirement And Social Security
California Assembly
No abstract provided.
Summary Of Legislation 2013-2014,
2014
Golden Gate University School of Law
Summary Of Legislation 2013-2014, Assembly Committee On Transportation
California Assembly
No abstract provided.
2013-2014 Legislative Summary,
2014
Golden Gate University School of Law
2013-2014 Legislative Summary, Assembly Local Government Committee
California Assembly
No abstract provided.
2013-2014 Legislative Bill Summary,
2014
Golden Gate University School of Law
2013-2014 Legislative Bill Summary, Assembly Committee On Housing And Community Development
California Assembly
No abstract provided.
2013-2014 Bill Summary,
2014
Golden Gate University School of Law
2013-2014 Bill Summary, Assembly Committee On Judiciary
California Assembly
No abstract provided.
2013-2014 Legislative Summary,
2014
Golden Gate University School of Law
2013-2014 Legislative Summary, Assembly Committee On Higher Education
California Assembly
No abstract provided.
2013-14 End Of Session Report Including A Summary Of Legislation,
2014
Golden Gate University School of Law
2013-14 End Of Session Report Including A Summary Of Legislation, Assembly Committee On Jobs, Economic Development, And The Economy
California Assembly
No abstract provided.
2013-2014 Legislative Bill Summary,
2014
Golden Gate University School of Law
2013-2014 Legislative Bill Summary, Assembly Committee On Human Services
California Assembly
No abstract provided.
2013-2014 Legislative Summary,
2014
Golden Gate University School of Law
2013-2014 Legislative Summary, Assembly Committee On Insurance
California Assembly
No abstract provided.
Summary Of Legislation 2013-2014,
2014
Golden Gate University School of Law
Summary Of Legislation 2013-2014, Assembly Banking And Finance Committee
California Assembly
No abstract provided.
Legislative Summary 2013-2014 Session,
2014
Golden Gate University School of Law
Legislative Summary 2013-2014 Session, Assembly Committee On Business, Professions And Consumer Protection
California Assembly
No abstract provided.
2013 Annual Report: Dedicated To Clean Air,
2014
Golden Gate University School of Law
2013 Annual Report: Dedicated To Clean Air, Bay Area Air Quality Management District
California Agencies
No abstract provided.
Annual Report 2013-2014: Everyday Heroes,
2014
Golden Gate University School of Law
Annual Report 2013-2014: Everyday Heroes, California Housing Finance Agency
California Agencies
No abstract provided.
Power Games,
2014
Harvard Law School
Power Games, Aneil Kovvali
Michigan Law Review First Impressions
According to the traditional account, Congress has the "necessary constitutional means and personal motives to resist encroachments" by the president. As commentators have recognized, however, the traditional account does not match reality. Individuals in Washington, D.C., are more interested in fighting for their political party than for their branch of government, and the essentially reactive legislative branch lacks the capacity to respond to a rapidly changing policy environment. But the traditional account suffers from a more basic flaw. The president can decide whether or not to cooperate with Congress on a situation-by-situation basis. By contrast, Congress's tools for disciplining the …
