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The power of a court to review and potentially overturn decisions of the executive or legislative branches.
The captain of the seized tanker, , is being held in custody following the , and his wife has launched a at the in challenging the lawfulness of that detention . Reporting to date situates the legal a...
The Constitution constrains , , and agency rulemaking through a mix of textual limits (Article I and II), statutory delegation and appropriations, , and administrative law procedures; executive instru...
constitutional tradition is commonly taught as resting on —popular sovereignty, republicanism, federalism, separation of powers, checks and balances, limited government, and individual rights—which to...
When a applicant believes a denial of a medical exemption is wrongful, the primary remedies are : request a fair hearing or appeal with the state agency, present medical evidence, and seek continuatio...
or limit presidential executive orders by invoking core doctrines— and justiciability, including non‑delegation, statutory limits and administrative law, and remedies doctrine governing injunctions an...
The bedrock example of the courts striking down an act of is v. Madison , in which invalidated a portion of the Judiciary Act of 1789 and formally announced the doctrine of . Historical records show o...
Multiple legislative and expert proposals seek to narrow and check presidential authority under the Insurrection Act by clarifying when troops may be deployed domestically, inserting time limits, requ...
Federal court decisions shape impeachment inquiries by defining whether and how Congress can use the judiciary to enforce subpoenas, by setting precedents about judicial justiciability that either nar...