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The American Congress, the country's doctrine of separation of powers, as well as the independence of its judiciary, arouse in me similar sentiments.† (source)

Firm in his belief in the separation of powers, he saw it as a question for the legislature in which he, as President, had no business and he would stay far from it.† (source) David McCullough, John Adams, 2002

Forsyth went on to explain the separation of powers within the government and how even an order from the President could not extricate a person or persons from the right to due process.† (source) Alexs Pate, Amistad, 1997

"Separation of Powers" Within Government† (source)

I walked her to the Supreme Court and lectured her about James Madison and the separation of powers.† (source) Russell Baker, Growing Up, 1982

In addition to the separation of powers within the government, political power within the U.S. is further distributed via individual rights, private enterprise, and non-governmental agencies.

Many think he claimed executive privilege to hide the truth -- not because he "wants to preserve the Constitution's separation of powers."

At the time, few people were even aware of the separation of powers principle.† (source)

"Separation of Powers" Within Government: Number 49 Legislature Most Influential Branch 8.† (source)

Without it, the separation of powers can never be effectively maintained.† (source)

Number 51: Separation of Powers: Checks and Balances† (source)

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Other Papers explained the separation of powers rule.† (source)

Opponents of the proposed Constitution say that it violates the separation of powers rule.† (source)

Some of the State constitutions violate the separation of powers rule.† (source)

These Papers explain the separation of powers maxim It is not violated by giving the ultimate power of judging to part of the legislature.† (source)

Separation of Powers: New Hampshire† (source)

Separation of Powers Maintains Liberty† (source)

If we wanted total separation of powers, the people would elect every member of the executive, legislative, and judiciary branches.† (source)

Our discussion of the separation of powers showed that the powers can be partially mixed for special purposes.† (source)

The same men that admire New York's constitution oppose this part of the proposed Constitution, using the separation of powers argument.† (source)

The first objection: It violates the separation of powers maxim because the Senate will have both legislative and judicial authority.† (source)

If the proposed Constitution violates the separation of powers rule, how much worse is the constitution of New York?† (source)

Constitution and Separation of Powers† (source)

The first step towards the separation of powers is finding a way to appoint or elect people to each branch, without the appointee being overly dependent on people in another branch.† (source)

If the authors of the objection insist that the Supreme Court must be part of the legislature, they must renounce the meaning of the separation of powers maxim.† (source)

The American Congress, that country's doctrine of separation of powers, as well as the independence of its judiciary, arouses in me similar sentiments.† (source)

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