Power, Rights, and Legal Complexities

This chapter explores the intricate balance between presidential executive power as defined in Article 2 of the Constitution and the protections granted by the Bill of Rights. It highlights the challenges faced by the Supreme Court in enforcing constitutional limitations, particularly in the realm of foreign policy and legal representation. The discussion also addresses internal issues within the Solicitor General's office, reflecting on how these dynamics impact legal advocacy and the implications for the rule of law.