Administrative boards threaten democratic rights in modern government
The piece warns that delegating legislative and judicial power to administrative boards under a single chief executive risks totalitarian control. It cites cases like State vs Lone Star Gas and calls for public awareness, abolition of unnecessary boards, and court-ready review of agency decisions to protect constitutional liberties.
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Right Solution for Agency Court Relations Urged
The author argues that within constitutional limits agencies must be controlled by courts preserving jury trial rights. A new trial in courts should occur on both fact and legal issues to safeguard personal rights and liberties bought by ancestors in bloody battles. God grant a proper resolution.
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