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Constitutional law

the view that the constitution gives the president control over all execution of federal law, including removal of officers.

In constitutional law, unitary executive theory refers to the view that the constitution gives the president control over all execution of federal law, including removal of officers. This meaning comes from Calabresi (1994) in The Yale Law Journal.[1]

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Calabresi, S. G., & Prakash, S. B. (1994). The President's Power to Execute the Laws. The Yale Law Journal, 104(3), 541. https://doi.org/10.2307/797113

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