"This conclusion is consistent with the classic understanding of the separation of powers doctrine -- that the legislative power is the power to enact statues, the executive power is the power to execute or enforce statutes, and the judicial power is the power to interpret statutes and to determine their constitutionality," Chief Justice George wrote.
The judex made a decision but had no power to execute it.
What matters is whether the plan represents such a pressing public good that it is reasonable to use the state's vast coercive power to execute it.
"A kitty, just some ordinary guy who speaks anti-America, anti-something, like that, but doesn't have any power to execute his speech".
Turning the debate into one of reorganisation is not the way forward because this then becomes a debate about who has the power to execute decisions.
A powerful religious lodge, the bambudye, acted as an effective check on the behaviour of the king and even had the power to execute him in case of excessive abuse of power.
In 2007, for example, George Bush signed into place the National Security Presidential Directive, which claims the power to execute certain orders in the event of a catastrophic emergency – President Obama also signed a National Preparedness executive order in 2012.
Economics -Examine the Strategic Commodities Act, which gives president Charles Taylor "the sole power to execute, negotiate, and conclude all commercial contracts or agreements with any foreign or domestic investor" for designated commodities, including timber, rubber and diamonds.
"That's the balance that the government is going to have to strike, as it absolutely rightly seeks to hold people accountable for their actions according to Georgian law — but also seeks to avoid giving the impression internationally and domestically that it's going to use its power to execute retribution on other political leaders".
