Separation of Power defines as “distribution of political authority that provides a system of checks and balances to ensure that no single branch; Executive, Judicial, and Legislative becomes too powerful or infringes on the rights of citizens” (Click, 2003-2015). Created by an 18th century enlightenment thinker name Baron de Montesquieu, which was first used in ancient Greek, but the United States took this idea and made it part of our Government. Power is separated into two different governments; first in the national and state government, and secondly among the three branches of national government (Click 2003-2015). Furthermore, an example of the Constitutional principles of Separation of Powers is the Legislative Branch. This branch
