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Executive Privilege - With A Catch: How A Crime-Fraud Exception To Executive Privilege Would Facilitate Congressional Oversight Of Executive Branch Malfeasance In Accordance With The Constitution's Separation Of Powers, Anthony W. Wassef
Cornell Law Review
A crime-fraud exception to assertions of executive privilege in response to congressional subpoenas would help level the playing field between the two branches in those moments when Congress is most needed to serve as a check and balance on the executive branch. A crime-fraud exception would signal to executive branch officials that executive privilege will not conceal their malfeasance; would counteract hyperpartisanship as a force that insulates executive branch officials from the consequences of their actions; and would rein in the expansive reach of protective assertions of executive privilege. For years, Congress has surrendered power to the executive branch. A …
Reconsidering Fec V. Nra Political Victory Fund Through A Bolstered Functionalism , Peter S. Guryan
Reconsidering Fec V. Nra Political Victory Fund Through A Bolstered Functionalism , Peter S. Guryan
Cornell Law Review
No abstract provided.
Justiciability And Separation Of Powers: A Neo-Federalist Approach , Robert J. Pushaw Jr.
Justiciability And Separation Of Powers: A Neo-Federalist Approach , Robert J. Pushaw Jr.
Cornell Law Review
No abstract provided.
Mistakes Precedent And The Rise Of The Administrative State: Toward A Constitutional Theory Of The Second Best , Peter B. Mccutchen
Mistakes Precedent And The Rise Of The Administrative State: Toward A Constitutional Theory Of The Second Best , Peter B. Mccutchen
Cornell Law Review
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One Person One Office: Separation Of Powers Or Separation Of Personnel , Steven G. Calabresi, Joan L. Larsen
One Person One Office: Separation Of Powers Or Separation Of Personnel , Steven G. Calabresi, Joan L. Larsen
Cornell Law Review
No abstract provided.
Governmental Functions And Constitutional Doctrine The Historical Constitution , Russell K. Osgood
Governmental Functions And Constitutional Doctrine The Historical Constitution , Russell K. Osgood
Cornell Law Review
No abstract provided.
Contemporary Debate About Legislative-Executive Separation Of Powers , Thomas O. Sargentich
Contemporary Debate About Legislative-Executive Separation Of Powers , Thomas O. Sargentich
Cornell Law Review
No abstract provided.
Formal And Functional Approaches To Separation Of Powers Questions A Foolish Inconsistency , Peter L. Strauss
Formal And Functional Approaches To Separation Of Powers Questions A Foolish Inconsistency , Peter L. Strauss
Cornell Law Review
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Theory Of Legislative Delegation, Peter H. Aranson, Ernest Gellhorn, Glen O. Robinson
Theory Of Legislative Delegation, Peter H. Aranson, Ernest Gellhorn, Glen O. Robinson
Cornell Law Review
No abstract provided.