Legislative power
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Names and connections
Power, Legislative
- Broader: Constitutional law
- Narrower: Civil supremacy over the military
- Narrower: Constituent power
- Narrower: Delegated legislation
- Narrower: Delegation of powers
- Narrower: Exclusive and concurrent legislative powers
- Narrower: Executive impoundment of appropriated funds
- Narrower: Judge-made law
- Narrower: Legislative oversight
- Narrower: Repeal of legislation
- Narrower: Treaty-making power
- Narrower: War and emergency powers
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Morton address: 10126563665542268420 · morton4x16-v1
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