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Judicial deference toward presidential decision making in national security has led to largely unencumbered presidential action in national security concerns. In this article, Matthew R. Trout and Tobias T. Gibson argue that presidential interpretation is a power of the president—a power that has enhanced an outsized presidential role in national security.
Publication Date
8-19-2022
Document Type
Article
Disciplines
Constitutional Law | Law | Law and Politics | President/Executive Department
Recommended Citation
Gibson, Tobias T. and Trout, Matthew R., "Presidential Interpretation and War Powers" (2022). SLU Law Journal Online. 100.
https://scholarship.law.slu.edu/lawjournalonline/100
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