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Provides a legal overview of the recess appointments clause in the Constitution, under which the President is allowed to fill certain vacancies without the consent of the Senate during a Congressional recess. Discusses textual issues and historical interpretation, authority and tenure of recess appointees, and historic Congressional action to protect the Senate's constitutional role in the confirmation process.
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