The Law: The Influence of the President in the Adoption and Enforcement of Private Rights of Action

Overview of attention for article published in Presidential Studies Quarterly, February 2021

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RT @pppjjjggg333: New in @PSQ_CSPC: Does empowering litigation to enforce fed. statutes eliminate presidential discretion in enforcement? S…

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RT @pppjjjggg333: New in @PSQ_CSPC: Does empowering litigation to enforce fed. statutes eliminate presidential discretion in enforcement? S…

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This suggests that Congress likely does not regularly use litigation to insulate policy enforcement from the president. Even if it does, presidents will affect policy anyway. 5/5 https://t.co/RlhlyiffjC

14 Apr 2021

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New in @PSQ_CSPC: Does empowering litigation to enforce fed. statutes eliminate presidential discretion in enforcement? Scholars have argued that Congress can decrease exec power this way, but I argue that presidents retain influence over enforcement. 1/5

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