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Congressional Control of Agency Decisions and Decisionmakers
The Unitary Executive Theory and Separation of Powers
Analyzes the legal and historical basis for the Regan Administration theory of a unitary executive, providing for Presidential control of decisionmaking in executive branch agencies. Discusses related issues of separation of powers, historical and legal precedents, litigation trends, and Congressional control over agency decisionmaking.
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Library of Congress. Congressional Research Service.