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Przywilej wykonawczy
W rządzie Stanów Zjednoczonych przywilejem wykonawczy jest moc, którą prezydent Stanów Zjednoczonych i inni członkowie zarządu domagają się odstąpienia od niektórych pozwoleń i innych interwencji podejmowanych przez legalne i sądowe gałęzie administracji w celu uzyskania dostępu do informacji i personelu związanych z wykonawcami gałąź. Pojęcie przywilejów wykonawczych nie zostało wyraźnie wymienione w Konstytucji Stanów Zjednoczonych, ale Sąd Najwyższy Stanów Zjednoczonych uznał go za element rozdziału doktryny prawa i / lub wywodził się z dominacji gałęzi wykonawczej w swoim własnym obszarze działalności konstytucyjnej. Sąd Najwyższy potwierdził słuszność tej doktryny w Stanach Zjednoczonych przeciwko Nixonowi, ale tylko w zakresie potwierdzenia istnienia kwalifikowanego przywileju. Po powołaniu się na dom został założony domniemany przywilej, wymagający od prokuratora "wystarczającego wykazania", że "materiał prezydencki" jest "niezbędny dla sprawiedliwości sprawy". Chief Justice Burger stwierdził ponadto, że przywilej wykonawczy najprawdopodobniej będzie miał zastosowanie, gdy nadzór nad władzą wykonawczą wpłynie na pogorszenie krajowych obciążeń tego oddziału.
Definicja słowa executive privilege w słowniku
Definicja przywileju wykonawczego w słowniku jest prawem władzy wykonawczej rządu USA do wstrzymywania informacji od społeczeństwa, gdy jego ujawnienie wpłynęłoby negatywnie na funkcjonowanie rządu.
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The President seems to extend executive privilege way out past the atmosphere. What he says is executive privilege is nothing but executive poppycock.
Every president since George Washington has taken executive privilege seriously. Every Republican president has.
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When private detective Dana Cutler is hired to follow college student Charlotte Walsh, she never imagines the trail will lead to the White House.
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Executive Privilege: The Dilemma of Secrecy and Democratic ...
Drawing on White House and congressional documents as well as on personal interviews, Mark Rozell provides both a historical overview of executive privilege and an explanation of its importance in the political process.
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Executive Privilege: A Washington Novel
Working against the clock and against their fellow reporters, Dodman and Hoff quickly find themselves entangled in a complex political crisis involving members of the press and the highest Washington officials, including: President Zern ...
San Antonio attorney David Owens and one loyal Secret Service agent are the only ones who can protect the First Lady and her young son from the assassins sent by her husband, the President of the United States, a man with dark secrets that ...
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Presidential Claims of
Executive Privilege: History, Law, ...
Contents: (1) Introduction: The Watergate Cases; Post-Watergate Cases; Executive Branch Positions on the Scope of Executive Privilege: Reagan Through George W. Bush; Implications and Potential Impact of the Espy and Judicial Watch Rulings ...
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American Government and Politics Today: The Essentials 2008
BACKGROUND When a U.S. president wishes to keep information secret, he or
she can invoke executive privilege. Typically, administrations use executive
privilege to safeguard national security secrets. Although there is no mention of ...
Barbara Bardes, Mack Shelley, Steffen Schmidt,
2008
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American Government and Politics Today: Essentials 2011 - ...
Presidents have frequently invoked executive privilege to avoid having to
disclose information to Congress on actions of the executive branch. Executive
privilege rests on the assumption that a certain degree of secrecy is essential to
the ...
Barbara Bardes, Mack Shelley, Steffen Schmidt,
2011
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Safire's Political Dictionary
226 executive privilege publicly on March 12, 1973, as the Watergate case was
about to break. Citing its use since George Washington, he said that both
members and former members of his White House staff “shall follow the well-
established ...
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Executive Privilege?: Two Centuries of White House Scandals
This is a rollercoaster ride over the bumpy landscape of presidential perks and privileges. The stories of the men and women who rose and fell along the way speak volumes to the Americans of today.
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The Presidency Then and Now
Nixon's immediate successors, in fact, avoided using the "phrase executive
privilege" whenever possible. Presidents Gerald Ford, Jimmy Carter, Ronald
Reagan, and George Bush made very sparing use of executive privilege, and an
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Phillip G. Henderson,
2000
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Executive branch: We have a president using executive privilege and by the strike of his pen, can bypass Congress and create new rules that fit ... «Fremont Tribune, Lip 15»
I Told You Things Are Getting Crazier
—Obama Administration Invokes Executive Privilege on Benghazi Probe? —United Church of Christ Anti-Israel Extremism. —U.S. Troops in ... «Patriot Post, Lip 15»
Analysis of National Guard records released under Walker yields …
Walker's administration also exercised executive privilege with about 300 cases, and that's really the privilege that is, at its heart, the ... «Ktoo, Lip 15»
Emanuel won't detail what he knew on Clinton emails
The Obama administration and the State Department have shut down Gowdy's request, citing executive privilege. State Department releases ... «Celebrity Cafe - Entertainment News, Lip 15»
Welcome Aboard: New Hires and Promotions for July 7, 2015
In addition, she will also manage the hotel's Executive Privilege Program that assists area businesses with their corporate accommodation ... «TravelPulse, Lip 15»
Hume: Hillary's Private Email Saga 'So Clinton-Esque,' 'You Never …
... and State Department spokesman John Kirby acknowledged some more emails had been withheld due to “executive privilege purposes. «Washington Free Beacon, Lip 15»
Obama administration invokes executive privilege on Benghazi …
The invocation of executive privilege raises the stakes. Executive privilege only covers the President, and his immediate advisers while they are ... «Hot Air, Lip 15»
State Department: 'Small Number' of Clinton Emails Being Withheld …
The Obama administration and the State Department have shut down Gowdy's request, citing executive privilege. State Department spokesman ... «Washington Free Beacon, Lip 15»
Daily Press Briefings : Daily Press Briefing - July 1, 2015
MR KIRBY: There is – what we're doing, Ed, is there are a small number that are being withheld for executive privilege purposes. That is not ... «Newsroom America, Lip 15»
Oversight committee rules to investigate LePage
"He has the right to claim executive privilege," said committee co-chair Sen. Roger Katz (R-Augusta). "He has that right, but we've consulted ... «WCSH-TV, Lip 15»