Judging Executive Power: Sixteen Supreme Court Cases that Have Shaped the American Presidency
Richard J. Ellis explores sixteen Supreme Court cases that have helped define the scope of executive power and shape the American presidency. Combining legal and historical perspectives, this focused work offers context for readers studying constitutional law, American government, presidential authority, and the Supreme Court.
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Judging Executive Power examines sixteen Supreme Court cases that have shaped the American presidency.
Richard J. Ellis focuses on the relationship between executive power and the Supreme Court.
The book provides a legal and historical perspective on important questions surrounding the American presidency.
It is suited to readers interested in constitutional law, American government, presidential power, and Supreme Court history.
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