Search results for: "legitimacy" (1289 results)
argued, lies in its powerful “criterion of legitimacy,” which links the legal authority of public officers and institutions to the principle that “state
service conception of authority, the legitimacy of an official’s power is dependent on whether the official is in an epistemically superior position
ways has worsened their plight. Gideon provides a degree of legitimacy for the status quo. Even full enforcement of Gideon would not significantly
courageous and righteous; it is also an attempt to imbue Dobbs—a decision steeped in con- troversy and critique—with the same patina of legitimacy
Administration claimed the Taliban failed to meet. Corn, Jensen, and Watts’s argument rests entirely on the legitimacy and accuracy of the President’s novel
claimed the Taliban failed to meet. Corn, Jensen, and Watts’s argument rests entirely on the legitimacy and accuracy of the President’s novel reading of
Duke L.J. 2023 (2008) (addressing this topic and collecting sources); Miriam Seifter, States, Agencies, and Legitimacy, 67 Vand. L. Rev 443, 461-73
regulatory state was a glimmer in the eye of modern state-builders, in order to understand administrative law’s evolution and present-day legitimacy. Far
diagnosing a problem to suggesting a reform. Not long ago, it felt as if conversations about reform assumed the legitimacy of the prevailing political
extrinsic sources. The next Part examines the manuals’ legitimacy from a textualist perspective. i i . should textualists read these manuals? A