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probability, the Executive, under the Executive Article,
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will be sometimes referred to, and perhaps inaccurately,
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as the strong Executive, moaning not the particular indi-
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vidual but the powers of the Executive. The Legislative
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Department will by and large be the repository of all
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sovereign powers, except as expressly limited in the
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Constitution, rather than having the Constitution delegate
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specifically to the Legislature its powers.
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This same general notion pervades this article.
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The Judiciary is intended to be insofar as it can be
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under the Constitution, self-governing and completely
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independent or as nearly independent as may be of the
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other branches of government.
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The arrangement or the organization of the Com-
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mission is such that each committee reports its drafts to
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the full Commission, which considers them, after having
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in a preliminary way considered and approved certain
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broad general principles which the Committee needed to
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have determined before it could begin its labors of draft-
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ing.
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With respect to this article of the Constitution
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