In the Supreme Court's Own Words: First Principles for Checking Presidential Power and Preserving the Republic
by Peter Cohen
In the Supreme Court's Own Words examines the constitutional principles that can check presidential power and support the preservation of the republic. Centered on the Supreme Court’s own language, this concise work considers executive authority, constitutional limits, and the foundations of representative government.
About This Book
In the Supreme Court's Own Words examines presidential power through the language and principles associated with the Supreme Court.
The book focuses on constitutional first principles and their importance in checking executive authority.
It considers the relationship between the presidency, the judiciary, and the preservation of the republic.
Designed for readers interested in constitutional government, the work offers a concise consideration of limits on presidential power.
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