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trias politica |
seperation of powers into legislative power, executive power and judicial power |
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legislative power |
power to make, abandone or abolish the law |
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executive power |
power to implement the laws
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judicial power |
power to pass a judgement by the law |
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checks and balances |
the three powers prevent each other from becoming to powerful and keep eachother in balance |
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First and Second chamber |
the legislative power |
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minister |
they have to ensure that the law is implemented
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fourth power |
the citizens also have some sort of power so that's why they are called the fourth power |
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jurisprudence |
sum of all rulings by the judge
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dualist system |
members of the parliament have their own tasks and responsibilties |
