The unitary executive theory is a Constitutional law theory according to which the President of the United States has sole authority over the executive branch. Theory · Background · Executive power in other...

In category one, the President acts pursuant to an ex- press, delegated power from Congress. In category two, the President acts pursuant to his inherent powers ...

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The U.S. Constitution gives the President almost limitless power to grant pardons to those convicted of federal crimes. While the President cannot pardon ...

Advocates of the unitary executive theory contend that "the president, given. 'the executive power' under the Constitution, has virtually all of that power,.

Presidents used the prerogative powers they claimed under the Constitution, as well as vast delegated powers granted by Congress to them during and after World ...

apologist John Yoo,1 the unitary executive is here to stay. Precisely because the American constitutional executive is a unitary power,. President Obama can ...

The Unitary Executive Theory (UET) is a Constitutional law theory that states the President of the United States possesses sole authority over the Executive ...

Justice Jackson outlined a framework for assessing the President's powers depending on its disjunction or conjunction with those of Congress.

Under the Constitution, the President, and no one else, has executive power. The executive is therefore “unitary.” It follows, as the night follows the day, ...