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Fontana on The Second American Revolution in the Separation of Powers

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The Second American Revolution in the Separation of Powers has just been posted by David Fontana, George Washington University Law School. It appeared in the Texas Law Review (2009). Here's the abstract: The American Constitution creates three branches of government and ensures that there will be sufficiently great amounts of ideological diversity among these branches of government. Despite this

Full post as published by Legal History Blog on December 22, 2009 (boomark / email).

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