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Overreaching is a
concept in
English land law and the Law of
Property Act 1925. It
refers to a
situation where a person's
equitable property right is dissolved...
- In jurisprudence,
prosecutorial misconduct or
prosecutorial overreach is "an
illegal act or
failing to act, on the part of a prosecutor,
especially an...
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Imperial overstretch, also
known as
imperial overreach,
describes the
situation in
which an
empire extends itself beyond its military-economic capabilities...
- A New Way to Pay Old
Debts (c. 1625,
printed 1633) is an
English Renaissance drama, the most po****r play by
Philip M****inger. Its
central character, Sir...
- absolute.
Shrinking military advantages,
deficit spending,
geopolitical overreach, and a
shift in moral, social, and
behavioral conditions have been ****ociated...
- needed] McConnell,
Michael (January 10, 2012). "Democrats and
Executive Overreach" (outside opinion). The Wall
Street Journal.
Retrieved November 19, 2024...
- The
Waters of the
United States Regulatory Overreach Protection Act of 2014 (H.R. 5078) is a bill that
would prohibit the
Environmental Protection Agency...
- the US,
which often serves as a
final check on
presidential or
agency overreach.
Critics warned that use of the term in the
United States could undermine...
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leave and more –
unbound by
moderate liberal worries about government overreach or overspending. Goldmacher,
Shane (June 27, 2018). "An
Upset in the Making:...
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Holmes "great cases... make bad law." in
their explanation on
presidential overreach. "Presidents
frequently interpret their own
powers without judicial review...
