AMERICAN NATIONAL GOVERNMENT

American National Government

American National Government

An influential figure in early America, John Adams, said that the aim of constitutional government is a government of laws, not the government people. An influential figure in early America, John Adams, said that the aim of constitutional government is a government of laws, not the government people. This means that he wanted to be a possible set and impartial rules, and no prejudices or biases that are inherent in man. This means that he wanted to be a possible set and impartial rules, and no prejudices or biases that are inherent in man. For Adams, a great idea to endow the government broad powers and, at the same time, his obedience to the letter of the law became the principle of separation of governmental powers. For Adams, a great idea to endow the government broad powers and, at the same time, his obedience to the letter of the law, became the principle of separation of governmental powers (Fama 2003).

This concept of separation of powers historically associated with the school of French philosopher Montesquieu prevents abuse of power by refusing to concentrate power in one branch or one institution of government. This concept of separation of powers historically associated with the school of French philosopher Montesquieu prevents abuse of power by refusing to concentrate power in one branch or one institution of government. Ambitions of one branch will always be constrained by other ambitions. Ambitions of one branch will always be constrained by other ambitions. Thus, an independent judiciary as one of the examples considered the key to preventing the use of the criminal law to suppress political opponents. Thus, an independent judiciary as one of the examples considered the key to preventing the use of the criminal law to suppress political opponents.

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