The Federalist Number 47¶
Madison, J. (1788). The Federalist Number 47. The Federalist, A Collection of Essays, Written in Favour of the New Constitution.
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- Independent Review Board or Court
- Structural independence is what makes "no one is above the rules" enforceable rather than merely proclaimed, and it is the classic institutional expression of separation of powers — dividing the authority to make rules from the authority to judge their application.
This sourceTreats the separation of legislative, executive, and judicial authority as an essential precaution for liberty.
- Structural independence is what makes "no one is above the rules" enforceable rather than merely proclaimed, and it is the classic institutional expression of separation of powers — dividing the authority to make rules from the authority to judge their application.
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