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    highlighted the alarming increase of presidential powers. In January 2016, the Supreme Court agreed to take up a case challenging the legitimacy of the executive actions by President Obama on immigration. Earlier this month, House Of Representatives Judiciary Committee established a task force to investigate the expansion in presidential power and executive overreach. The President is granted powers “he can exercise in his own right without formal legislative approval and those that require the…

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    philosopher, the expression "separation of powers", was a saying that created the foundation of today’s governing. The separation of powers refers to the breaking-up of government accountabilities into individual branches (judicial, legislative, executive) that limit any other branch of holding too much power in the rule; thus creating checks and balances. Checks and balances say that each section can check the rulings of another and make sure they are undertaking what is deemed constitutional.…

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    As the head of the executive branch, the president of the United States, holds a number of powers provided by the Constitution. These powers granted to the president are clearly outlined in Article II of the Constitution, and are referred to as formal powers. Formal powers granted to the President are the power to sign or veto legislation, command the armed forces, the ability to pardon, the power to appoint officials, negotiate treaties with foreign nations, and to convene Congress. Along with…

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    organized government. A Constitution will give us more freedom, a stable form of government, and allow us to be protected through our consent. By ratifying the Constitution, we are sustaining our future leaders and paving the way for our posterity. In order for this country to be independent, we must be able to exercise agency through our God-given rights, checks and balances through the separation of powers, and the ability to understand and follow rule of law. Supporting the US Constitution…

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    balances, framers feared democracy, or pure majority rule. This is something they have experienced before, the framers knew that it was most important in order to prevent the event of oligarchy in America the best choice was to divide they powers of government. In order to come up with the best plan of action that would work out best to insure order, the farmers decided to have three branches to defend the powers equally and limit powers.(Turner,p. 26-33) Checks and balance system was…

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    major that the Us Government itself had to step in and confront the situation. In the three branches of government several actions have been put in place. The Judicial Branch displayed a case on abortion and what it was about, ‘Roe v. Wade’, the Executive Branch shows how it treated abortion, and the Legislative Branch brought forward a law that could possibly stop abortion. The judicial branch states that abortions should be taken serious and laws, and laws that blocks them are…

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    There are a lot of things to learn in Political Science. It’s the study in which we learn about the branches of government along with historical context of laws and policies. Three subject areas I found most interesting this semester is pornography, presidential power, and death penalty. In this essay, I will briefly explain the three subject areas, identify one political problem out of the three, and present a solution. When people hear the word pornography, we automatically think of nudity…

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    A. Arizona 's plural executives have a clear line of succession. The plural executives of Arizona are, listed in order of succession, the Governor, Secretary of State, Attorney General, Treasurer, and the Superintendent of Public Instruction (RioLearn. (n.d.). Structure, Term, and Qualifications. Retrieved January 15, 2016). Arizona also has two additional members of its plural executive, but they are not included in the line of succession. They are the State Mine Inspector, and the five…

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    The Three Branches of Government In the United States, our democratic system of government consists of three branches: the Judicial branch, Legislative branch, and the Executive branch. Each branch is responsible for a specific section of government and are meant to work for the betterment and protection of the citizens they represent. The Judicial branch is responsible for ruling if cases are constitutional or unconstitutional and is the head of the U.S. justice system. States are represented…

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    separated into three branches, the legislative branch, the executive branch and the judicial branch. The legislative branch makes the laws, while the executive branch enforces them and the judicial branch interprets the laws and defends the constitution. The roles of the three branches of government are established in the first three articles of the constitution, and in Article 2 the president’s control of the executive branch is given, “The Executive Power shall be vested in a president of the…

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