Executive_Absolutism_QJPS_Submission_for_Publication.pdf
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authority claims that are subject to a hard constrain
Because it appropriately cares about the executive’s ability to address real-world disruptions, however, the court is always willing to affirm more authority
udicial decision- making
modest authority claims in one period yield opportunities for more substantial claims in the next.
persistent accumulation of executive authority
egradation of judicial che
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