the fact that the three branches can only do what is in the constitution is an example of the establishment clause.
the fact that the three branches can only do what is in the constitution is an example of the establishment clause.
the fact that the three branches can only do what is in the constitution is an example of?
the establishment clause
section::::federalism.:intergovernmental immunities and interstate relations.









































the united states government, its agencies and instrumentalities, are immune from state regulation that interferes with federal activities, functions, and programs. state laws and regulations cannot substantially interfere with an authorized federal program, except for minor or indirect regulation, such as state taxation of federal employees.









































section::::limiting the power of the three branches—the system of "checks and balances".









































section::::limiting the power of the three branches—the system of "checks and balances".:boundaries of power: congress versus the executive.









































many powers of congress and of the president are specifically enumerated by the constitution.









































enumerated powers of congress
united states constitutional law
australia does not maintain a strict separation between the legislative and executive branches of government—indeed, government ministers are required to be members of parliament—but the federal judiciary strictly guards its independence from the other two branches. however, under influence from the us constitution, the australian constitution does define the three branches of government separately, and this has been interpreted by the judiciary to induce an implicit separation of powers. state governments have a similar level of separation of power, but this is generally on the basis of convention, rather than constitution.









































section::::comparison between tripartite and bipartite national systems.:three branches.:austria.
separation of powers