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    enforcement‚ and judgement are organized in different hands. Baron de Montesquieu’s in The Spirit of the Laws once stated that "There can be no liberty where the legislative and executive powers are united in the same person‚ or body of magistrates … [or] if the power of judging be not separated from the legislative and executive powers." The purpose of this body is to safeguard that no one is able to attain

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    The Philippine Government

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    into three branches: * the Legislative Department (Article 6); * the Executive Department (Article 7); and * The Judicial Department (Article 8). * THE PRINCIPLE OF SEPARATION OF POWERS The powers of the government‚ by virtue of this principle are divided into three (3) distinct classes: the legislative‚ the executive and the judicial. They are distributed‚ respectively among the legislative‚ executive‚ and judicial branches or departments of the government. Under the principle

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    Is Zambian a Peaceful Nation

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    DS 31: Peace is defined as a state of Law or civil government‚ a state of justice or goodness‚ a balance or equilibrium of powers. From the definition above‚ discuss whether Zambia is a peaceful nation or not. Give reasons for your answer. This paper will discuss weather Zambia is a peaceful nation or not in relation to the definition of peace as a state of law or civil government‚ a state of justice or goodness‚ a balance or equilibrium of power. This paper will first define the key terminologies

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    and how they choose and achieve their objectives. As culture is a set of values and practices‚ changing it may be difficult and a long process‚ especially if the change is organized by a new chief executive. Changing the culture of an organization may not be easy especially if the new chief executive does not fully understand the previous culture and therefore does not embrace it in the change. This lack of knowledge may result in an inappropriate culture being chosen that could limit the company’s

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    Adamson University‚ Philippines Under presidential system of government having three equal branches‚ in which the executive is one‚ several conflicts would have been vital to the immediate decay of all three in just one misinterpretation in the rule of law. Checks and balances are the main concern of this kind of government; thus‚ the executive in particular has its own executive power. In contrast‚ loop holes (legally) to consider by the two other branches. Legislative and the judiciary branches

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    Laws in Today's Society

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    each branch to not dominate the other one. There are three branches of government: executive‚ legislative‚ and judicial. The executive branch is controlled by the President. The President has the power to make reaties and assign officials to government positions. Congress is also part of the executive branch. They have the power to impeach a President or other official from office. However‚ “the executive branch cannot act without laws and authorize its activities or without the money that

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    independence is as old as constitutionalism itself. Judicial independence is “the capacity of the courts to perform their constitutional function free from actual or apparent dependence upon any person or institutions‚ including‚ in particular‚ the executive arm of government‚ over which they do not exercise direct control”. During recent years there has been considerable controversy surrounding the judiciary in South Africa‚ especially recently over the five judicial reform bills released by the

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    1. Separation of Powers is the apportionment of various powers among the legislative‚ executive‚ and judicial branches of the government. Each branch has independent responsibilities and functions that are separate of the other branches. The legislative branch‚ which is headed by Congress‚ writes the law. The executive branch‚ headed by the President‚ carries out and enforces the law. And the judicial branch‚ headed by the Supreme Court interprets the law. 2. The system of checks and balances

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    agencies‚ or bureaus have different tasks in which they implement the laws‚ rules‚ and regulations of the Philippines. In a sense‚ they coordinate with one another and implement the policies of the Philippine Government. Also‚ the performance of the executive branch of the government‚ which is the performance of the president‚ can be evaluated through the performance of the bureaus/departments/offices‚ since all of them are under the President. Also‚ the Philippine Government Bureaucracy has been

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    appear before any congressional or senate hearing without her approval is constitutional? YES W/N the case can be subject to judicial review? HELD: Insofar as E.O. 464 compelled officials of the executive branch to seek prior presidential approval before appearing before Congress‚ the notion of executive control also comes into consideration. The impression is wrong. The ability of the President to require a military official to secure prior consent before appearing in Congress pertains to wholly

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