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Separation of powers is a principle of [[United States]] government that prevents one branch of government from exercising powers belonging to another branch of government. This requires that the branches of government remain distinct and separate from each other. | Separation of powers is a principle of [[United States]] government that prevents one branch of government from exercising powers belonging to another branch of government. This requires that the branches of government remain distinct and separate from each other. | ||
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Revision as of 17:46, August 13, 2007
Separation of powers is a principle of United States government that prevents one branch of government from exercising powers belonging to another branch of government. This requires that the branches of government remain distinct and separate from each other.