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The President versus Congress executive privilege and delegation of power

Benno Schmidt moderates a panel discussion on executive powers ; commentators, Potter Stewart and Fred W. Friendly.

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  • "Benno Schmidt moderates a panel discussion on executive powers ; commentators, Potter Stewart and Fred W. Friendly."@en
  • "As part of a telecourse on constitutional rights and public policy, discusses the conflicts between the President's executive powers, the Congresses' right to intervene, and the Supreme Court's responsibility in interpreting the laws of the Constitution. Moderator Benno Schmidt, Jr. leads a panel of government officials, media representatives, judges, and others in a discussion of a hypothetical case on oil import fees, national security, and the public's right to know. Includes commentary by series originator Fred W. Friendly and retired Court Justice Potter Stewart."@en
  • "Examines the executive branch of government and its relationship to the legislative branch. Concludes that the framers of the Constitution were successful in protecting their democratic form of government by formulating this balance of power. To illustrate the balance of power, utilizes a hypothetical case centering on congressional attempts to review records of conversations between the President and his secretary of energy. Congresswoman Barbara Mikulski, former President Gerald Ford, and Watergate prosecutor, Archibald Cox, bring first-hand experience to this topic."@en
  • "Philip W. Buchen, former counsel to President Ford, the Hon. Archibald Cox, former U.S. solicitor general, Ben Wattenberg of the American Enterprise Institute and others discuss a hypothetical case centering on congressional attempts to review records of conversations between the President and his secretary of energy."@en
  • "Philip W. Buchen, former counsel to President Ford, the Hon. Archibald Cox, former U.S. solicitor general, Ben Wattenberg of the American Enterprise Institute and others discuss a hypothetical case centering on congressional attempts to review records of conversations between the President and his secretary of energy."
  • "In program 1, questions are raised about whether a president is bound by congressional limits he does not choose to honor and what Congress can do if he ignores them. A hypothetical case centers on presidential appointees whose views conflict with congressional intentions for their agencies. Program 2 discusses a hypothetical case involving the War Powers Act. Explores whether the Constitution has, or has ever had, relevance in the implementation of foreign policy. Includes commentary by series originator Fred W. Friendly and retired Supreme Court Justice Potter Stewart."@en
  • "Part 1 in a series of 13 seminars of the meaning and interpretation of some key provisions of the U.S. Constitution, held in Philadelphia in 1983."@en
  • "Benno Schmidt moderates a panel discussion on executive powers ; commentators, Potter Stewart and Fred W. Friendly. Is the President bound by Congressional limits? What can Congress do if the President ignores them? The hypothetical case centers on Presidential appointees whose views conflict with Congressional intentions for their agencies."@en
  • "Issues relating to communications between the President and members of his Cabinet and whether these situations are open to Congressional review. Videotaped at Congress Hall, Philadelphia in October 1983 and edited in sequence."
  • "Questions whether a president is bound by congressional limits he does not choose to honor and what Congress can do if he ignores them. A hypothetiacal case centers on presidential appointees whose views conflict with congressional intentions for their agencies."

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