This is not how the government was designed to function. Restoring Constitutional Balance The Constitution is clear: the president alone holds executive power. While the judiciary plays a crucial ...

If judges are allowed to continue rewriting the rules of governance from the bench, we risk becoming a nation ruled by ...

It protects the judicial function, not the status of judges or lawyers. Thus, judicial independence is consistent with the principle of separation of powers ... This latter point brings us to ...

The framers of the Constitution feared too much centralized power, adopting the philosophy of divide and conquer. At the national level, they created three different branches of government to ...

This ceding of power — either expressly by legislation or implicitly by inaction — could create a constitutional dilemma, leaving some Americans hoping that the judiciary will serve as a check ...

The three-judge panel has yet to rule, but there was one apparent point of consensus among two of the judges, agreeing the judiciary does ... from using the wartime powers for deportations.

KUALA LUMPUR: The government is committed to separating the powers between the executive, legislature and judiciary to ensure ... branches to hold true to their functions and roles to ensure ...

These prestigious positions offer a behind-the-scenes view of the judicial process, where senior members of their profession mentor young law clerks. Given the power and prominence of federal ...