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J. Reuben Clark noted : “ It is the union of independence and dependence of these branches — legislative , executive , and judicialand of the governmental functions possessed by each of them , that constitutes the marvelous genius of ...
J. Reuben Clark noted : “ It is the union of independence and dependence of these branches — legislative , executive , and judicialand of the governmental functions possessed by each of them , that constitutes the marvelous genius of ...
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In order to avoid a concentration of power in any one branch , the Founding Fathers created a system of government that provided checks and balances . Congress could pass laws , but the president could check these laws with a veto .
In order to avoid a concentration of power in any one branch , the Founding Fathers created a system of government that provided checks and balances . Congress could pass laws , but the president could check these laws with a veto .
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... Executive , and Judicial - mutually and completely independent , the one from the other , under which it is not possible for any branch of the government legally to set up a system by which that branch can first conceive what it ...
... Executive , and Judicial - mutually and completely independent , the one from the other , under which it is not possible for any branch of the government legally to set up a system by which that branch can first conceive what it ...
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