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University of Virginia School of Law
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constitutional law, judicial review, separation of powers, federal courts, legal history
textualism, conceptualism, actual meaning, intended meaning, legal texts
good behavior, impeachment, Act of Settlement, judges, Congress
declare war, declaration of war, Congress, President, offensive, defensive
constitution, interpretation, minimalism, originalism
constitutional law, balance of power, nondelegation, legislative power
Commander in Chief, Capture Power, Government and Regulation, Declare War, Executive Power, Armed Forces, Torture, Prisoners, Uses of Force, Make War
Executive Power, Madison, Checks and Balances, Plebiscitary Presidency, Delegation, War on Terror, Separation of Powers,
removal, tenure, officers, impeachment, president, congress
Removal, Remove, Tenure, Tenure in Office, President, Executive Power, Office, Officer, Judicial Power, Necessary and Proper Clause, Madison, Hamilton, Decision of 1789, Tenure During Good Behavior, Commissions, Tenure During Pleasure
constitutional law, amendments, treaties, statutes, legislation, veto, ratification, proposals, conventions, ratification, synchronicity, supreme law
constitutional law, originalism, originalist, positivism, sovereignty, statutory interpretation, legislative history
gerrymandering, districting, vote dilution
Executive Branch, Originalist, Textualist, Legislative History, Separation of Powers
Duty to defend, Duty to execute, DOMA, Obama, Holder, Office of Legal Counsel, Department of Justice, Office of the Solicitor General, Bureaucratic Theory, DOJ independence
Constitutional Law, Prosecutors, Originalism, Article II
Interpretation, Originalism, Originalist, Popular Sovereignty, Bork, Constitution, Meaning
Faithful Execution, Take Care Clause, Disregard, Unconstitutional, Suspensions, Dispensation, "Preserve, Protect, and Defend," President, Congress, Constitution, Jefferson
constitutional law, presidency, indict, prosecute, immunity, immunities, president, executive, privilege, executive privilege
foreign affairs powers, Constitituion, Article II Section I, executive power, residual theory
delegation, necessary and proper, congress
Attourneys General, duty to defend, same sex marriage
Presidential Power, Constitution, Take Care Clause, Executive Power, Imperial Executive, Administrative Agencies
Separation of Powers, President Obama, ISIS, Authorized Use of Military Force, Libya
Executive Privilege, Separation of Powers
Incompatibility, Office, Officer, "Under the United States," Tillman, Washington, Bastille, Office of Trust or Profit, Senate, House, Congress, President
Customary International Law, Supremacy Clause, Take Care Clause, Law of Nations
Offices, Officers, President, Congress, Unitary Executive, Regulatory Review, White House Staff, Presidential Power, Executive Power, Appointments, Appropriations, Removal, 12866, Bush, Clinton, Regulatory Policy Officers
Tenure, Executive Power, Secretaries, Removal, Remove, Hamilton, Congress, Decision of 1789, Take Care Clause, Department of Foreign Affairs, Impeachment, Congressional Grant, Congressional Interpretation
Appointment, Commission, Marbury, Senate, Marshall, Jefferson, Adams, Vests, Office
Preserve, Protect, and Defend, Oath, Veto, Duty, Take Care Clause
Commander in Chief Clause, President’s role in emergencies, Separation of Powers
Commerce Clause, Separation of Powers, Intrasentence Uniformity
Federalism, Separation of Powers
Declaration of War, declaring war, treaty termination, rights of enemy nationals, order to use force, authorization to use force
Separation of Powers, Chief Administrator Theory, Federalist Papers, Presidential Authority
Judicial Review, Separation of Powers
good behavior, judicial independence, impeachment, holism, Redish, tenure
Abraham Lincoln, Habeas Corpus, Great Writ, Suspension
constitutional law, presidential powers, privileges, immunities, executive, nixon, executive privilege, trump
Unwritten Constitution, Supreme Court doctrine, Separation of Powers
Presidential Powers, Separation of Powers, Executive Powers
constitutional law, originalism, originalist, conventionalist, presidency, constitutional rights, convention, founding
Declaration of War, Declaring War, Use of Force, Declare War, Make War
Constitution, Constitutional Construction
Removal, officers, tenure, tenure in office, Senate, Decision of 1789, Judicial Power, remove, office, Executive Power
Judicial Review, Founders, Federalism, Separation of Powers
Congressional Authority, Sweeping Clause, Habeas Corpus. Separation of Powers, Domestic War Powers
Popular Constitutionalism, Judicial Supremacy, Judicial Review, Separation of Powers
Originalism, Separation of Powers
William Marbury, Marbury v. Madison, Appointment Vesting, Presidential Appointments
Treaty Power, Treaty Power limits, Constraints on Federal Power
Democracy, Separation of Powers, Bicameralism, Presidential Veto
constitutional law, textualism, originalism, public meaning, statutory interpretation, federalist society, legislative history, supreme court, scalia, jurisprudence
Separation of Powers, Commander In Chief Regulation
constitutional law, executive power, presidential power, trump, article II, presidency, mueller, comey
Written Constitution
constitutional law, supreme court, president, executive, congress, foreign affairs, foreign relations, passports, article II, international law
Indian Tribes, Constitution, Separation of Powers, Territory Clause, Property Clause
Separation of Powers, Inter-branch Norms
Fourteenth Amendment
Progressive Opinion, Judicial Review, Judicial Constraint, Separation of Powers
Same-sex marriage, Defense of Marriage Act (DOMA)
constitutional law, presidential power, imperial from the beginning, original presidency, executive, executive power
constitutional law, scalia, justice scalia, constitution, originalism, standards, rules, supreme court
constitutional law, executive, faithful execution, article II, take care, presidential oath, presidential powers
constitutional law, habeas corpus, war, military commissions, courts-martial, congress, war powers, revolutionary war, military trials
constitutional law, congress, textualism, continental congress, war, treaties, legislature, originalism, executive, presidential powers
constitutional law, foreign affairs, preemption, federalism, foreign affairs federalism, state department