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📖 What The Executive Branch 📖

✒What the Executive branch Embraces. The second, great organ, department, or government component, the third, if we accept some writers’ view that the electorate is also an organ-is the executive. In a broad and collective sense, the executive organ embraces the aggregate or totality of all the functionaries and agencies concerned with the execution of the will of the state as that will have been formulated and expressed in terms of the law.

In this sense, the time embraces the supreme head of the government, the chief of state, as he is called on the continent of Europe (president, king, emperor) and the ministers and the whole mass of subordinate executive and administrative functionaries. They constitute what in Great Britain and the United States is known as the civil service.

Thus, it comprehends the entire governmental organization, except the legislative and the judiciary and possibly the diplomatic corps. Therefore tax collectors, inspectors, commissioners, policemen, and perhaps officers of the army and navy are a part of the executive organization.

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📖 The Executive Power 📖

✒Nature of the Executive Power. The best constitution for the executive department and the powers with which

it should be entrusted, said Judge Story, are problems among the most important and probably the most difficult of

the solution of any involvement in free governments’ theory. The first of these problems have already been discussed;

it remains now to consider the powers and duties which probably belong to the executive department.

The constitutions of all states entrust the chief executive, either alone or in conjunction with the legislature

or one chamber thereof, with authority to conclude treaties and other international agreements with foreign states.

He is the representative of the state in its relations with foreign powers. He appoints diplomatic representatives

to foreign states and receives those accredited to him by foreign states.

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