Ps2

• Powers Vested in the three branches of the government

  Executive

  Legislative

  Judiciary
• Executive 


  Implementation of laws
• Legislative 


  Making of Laws
• Judiciary 


  Application/interpretation of laws
• Doctrine of Separation of Powers

  Legislation belongs to the Congress, implementation to the executive
• Purposes of Separation of Power


  • Secure Action

  • Forestall over-Action

  • Prevent despotism: and

  • Obtain efficiency
• Principles of Blending of Powers


  an instance when powers not confined exclusively.
• President prepares the budget

  General Appropriations Laws
• Amnesty granted by the president requires the concurrence of the majority of all the members of the Congress
• Power of appointment which can be exercised by each department and be rightfully exercised by each department over its own administrative personnel.
• Legislation belongs to the Congress, implementation to the executive, and settlement of legal controversies and adjudication of rights to the judiciary. Each department has exclusive cognizance of and is supreme in matters falling within its own constitutionally allocated sphere. Each is therefore prevented from invading main of ch the others.
• Law or contact violates any form of the constitution

  Doctrine of Constitutional Supremacy