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Supreme Court Expansion of Presidential Power: Unconstitutional Leanings

March 19, 2018
Louis Fisher

Starting with the Curtiss-Wright decision in 1936 and carrying forward to Zivotofsky v. Kerry in 2015, the Supreme Court has resorted to erroneous dicta and deference to promote independent executive power in external affairs. These judicial misconstructions have done severe damage to basic constitutional principles, including checks and balances and self-government. The bias toward presidential […]

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