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Separation of powers sounds like a joke when all modern liberal democracies are run by parties, not individual persons. It’s, for example, common for senators t
by LudwigNagasena 4y ago
Separation of powers sounds like a joke when all modern liberal democracies are run by parties, not individual persons. It’s, for example, common for senators to become presidents in the US. Yeah, a judge can rule against a politician that appointed them, but (1) did they rule against their party? (2) is it such a high bar that shows an expected level of separation of powers?
- ceejayoz 4y ago> It’s, for example, common for senators to become presidents in the US. Yes, it helps to know the system and the people in it. You’ll find that businesses, charities, and pretty much any other organization pick CEOs in a similar fashion.