Congress's Constitution: Legislative Authority and the Separation of Powers
by Josh Chafetz
This work examines Congress's constitutional powers and its place within the separation of powers, offering analysis of legislative authority in the American system of government.
About This Book
Congress's Constitution explores the legislative branch's authority as defined by the U.S. Constitution.
The book analyzes how Congress interacts with the executive and judicial branches in the American system of government.
It provides context for understanding the balance of power among the three branches.
Readers gain insight into the constitutional foundations that shape legislative authority today.
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