House of Representatives / Supreme Court / YALE / United Nations Security Council / Army / Senate / Congress / al-Qaeda / Truman Administration / COUNCIL ON FOREIGN REL / WHITE HOUSE / federal government / Woodrow Wilson International Center for Scholars / Military Force / United Nations / Florida State University College of Law / UN Court / Obama Administration / FLORIDA STATE UNIVERSITY / Security Council / Statutory Authority / Department of Defense / executive branch‟s national security authority / Senate Foreign Relations Committee / /
Person
Matthew Fleischman / Geoffrey Corn / CLARK L. REV / Roy E. Brownell II / Kathleen T. Rehm / Fernando Tesón / Michael D. Ramsey / Michael J. Turner / REBECCA LIGHTLE / Corinne Moore / John C. Fitzpatrick / Anthony Simones / Jonathan Masters / John Lightle / Sutherland / Louis Fisher / Barack Obama / Alexander Hamilton / Susan Lightle / G. Edward White / John C. Yoo / Harry Truman / John Jay / James Madison / Robert Jackson / Harold C. Syrett / Thomas A. Mason / Harold Hongju Koh / Jonathan T. Menitove / David M. Levitan / Harry S. Truman / Steve Moore / /
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Chief Justice / President / Ambassadors / Executive Office / Senator / Professor / Executive / s Executive / representative / sovereign executive / Marshall / No President / Then Chief / /
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Premising / kindle / proclamation / /
ProvinceOrState
Virginia / California / /
PublishedMedium
FLORIDA STATE UNIVERSITY LAW REVIEW / Land and Water / /
BALANCING NATIONAL SECURITY POLICY: WHY CONGRESS MUST ASSERT ITS CONSTITUTIONAL CHECK ON EXECUTIVE POWER REBECCA LIGHTLE* I. INTRODUCTION ..................................................................................