The legislature to enact laws, the executive to enforce them, and the judicial branch to settle disputes about the meaning of those laws and the Constitution.
John Cornyn: “The legislature to enact laws, the executive to enforce them, and the judicial branch to settle disputes about the…”
On the recordSeptember 3, 2018
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Cornyn outlines the separation of powers established by the Constitution.
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