Constitutional Checks and Balances with John Yoo (Ch 2) | Lessons from the Hoover Policy Boot Camp

The separation of powers built into the Constitution helps to ensure that no branch of the government is more powerful than another. Judicial review is a key check on the power of the legislative and executive branches. Since its earliest days, the Court’s judicial review power has made it an essential arbiter for defining and protecting individual rights.
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Chapter 1: hvr.co/YooHISBC1
Chapter 2: hvr.co/YooHISBC2
Chapter 3: hvr.co/YooHISBC3
Chapter 4: hvr.co/YooHISBC4
Additional resources:
Read “The Supreme Court Should Make Politics Local Again” by John Yoo and James C. Phillips, available here: bit.ly/38jT5d4.
Read “A Clash of Judicial Visions” by John Yoo and James C. Phillips, available here: bit.ly/39osDz5.
To learn more, read “Socialism vs. the American Constitutional Structure: The Advantages of Decentralization and Federalism,” by John Yoo. Available here: www.hoover.org....
Watch “The Supreme Court’s Role in Restoring Federalism,” with John Yoo. Available here: www.policyed.o....
Watch “Executive Power in the Constitution,” with John Yoo via C-SPAN. Available here: www.c-span.org....
Listen to “The True Extent of Executive Power,” with John Yoo via the Federalist Society. Available here: fedsoc.org/eve....
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