Matthew Stephenson

• Jonathan Zasloff
• February 27, 2013

Does the President Even Need the Senate to Confirm Appointees?

Damn. I suppose that it’s an occupational hazard of law professors that they kick around an idea, only to find that someone has beaten them to the punch.  Well, Harvard’s Matthew Stephenson has done that to me, sort of, with an essay in the most recent volume of the Yale Law Journal entitled, Can the President Appoint Principal Executive …

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