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The same is clearly true now for the court majority’s unbendingly doctrinaire view of the Constitution’s demands for separation of powers in limiting how Congress can permissibly authorize the most important agency rules.

County case and others raise questions about “where are the lines that you draw for what courts can permissibly require parents to do with threat of a custody loss.”

“They have been broken up in accordance to the law, and constitutionally permissibly,” he said.

Some argue that in the phrase “the Senate shall have the sole power to try all impeachments,” “all” would permissibly include the impeachment a president who has left office.

Ostensibly, it served “near beer” with permissibly low alcohol content, but in fact produced a strong ale from a makeshift brewery erected in the basement.