“Rule by Whim”
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Executive Power and Independent Agencies
This chapter analyzes a recent Supreme Court case concerning lower courts' adherence to the precedent set by Humphrey's Executor, focusing on the independence of agencies led by bipartisan boards. The discussion addresses the Supreme Court's stance favoring executive power, particularly regarding the Federal Reserve's constitutional standing and its implications for appointments within independent regulatory bodies. Concerns about political influence over these agencies are explored, emphasizing the necessity of checks and balances to uphold an independent governance structure.
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