Review:
Separation Of Powers
overall review score: 4.5
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Separation of powers is a fundamental principle in governance where the responsibilities of government are divided into distinct branches to prevent concentration of power in one single entity.
Key Features
- Division of powers among three branches - executive, legislative, and judicial
- Checks and balances to prevent abuse of power
- Independence of each branch from undue influence of the other branches
Pros
- Protects against tyranny and abuse of power
- Promotes accountability and transparency in government
- Allows for more efficient decision-making
Cons
- Potential for gridlock and inefficiency when branches are unable to cooperate
- Can lead to confusion or overlap in responsibilities