Separation of Powers

Stephen G. Breyer, Remarks at the Dedication of the Wolf Law Building at the University of Colorado School of Law, September 8, 2006, 78 U.

Anthony Kennedy, Sandra Day O’Connor & Stephen Breyer, The Role of the Judiciary: Panel Discussion with United States Supreme Court Justices Participants, 25 Berkeley J.

Stephen Breyer, Judicial Independence: Remarks by Justice Breyer, 95 Geo. L. J. 903 (2007).

Stephen G. Breyer, After Dinner Remarks, 41 Int’l L. 1007 (2007).

Stephen Breyer, After September 11 – National and International Legal Tasks, 20 Experience 29 (2010).

Stephen Breyer, An Independent Judiciary, 20 Experience 20 (2010).

Stephen Breyer, Judicial Review: The Democratic Anomaly, 21 Experience 11 (2011).

Stephen Breyer, Making Our Democracy Work: The Yale Lectures, 120 Yale L. J. 1999 (2011).

Stephen Breyer, The Executive Branch, Administrative Action, and Comparative Expertise, 32 Cardozo L. Rev. 2189 (2011).

Antonin Scalia & Stephen G. Breyer, Reflections on the Administrative Conference, 83 Geo. Wash. L. Rev. 1205 (2015).

Stephen Breyer, Justice Breyer’s Remarks at the 2015 Jorde Symposium September 24, 2015, 104 Calif. L. Rev. 1553 (2016).

Stephen Breyer, Making Our Democracy Work: A Judge’s View (12011).

Stephen Breyer, America’s Supreme Court: Making Democracy Work (2010)…

Ryan D. Doerfler & Samuel Moyn, Liberals Need to Change the Rules, N.Y. Times (Aug. 21, 2022).

Alexandra Natapoff, Misdemeanor Declination: A Theory of Internal Separation of Powers, 102 Texas L. Rev. 937 (2024).

Nikolas Bowie, President Trump Shouldn’t Be Impeached If He Hasn’t Committed a Crime, Take Care (May 22, 2017).

Nikolas Bowie, Sessions Retreats, but Doesn’t Surrender, on Sanctuary Cities, Take Care (May 23, 2017).

Nikolas Bowie, Brief of Professor Nikolas Bowie as Amicus Curiae in Support of New York’s Opposition to ICE’s Motion to Dismiss, New York v. U.S.

Nikolas Bowie, Note, Congress’s Power to Define the Privileges & Immunities of Citizenship, 128 Harv. L. Rev. 1206 (2015).

Cass R. Sunstein, Kent v. Dulles and the Origins of Contemporary Administrative Law (Harvard Public Law Working Paper Series, forthcoming 2026).

Cass R. Sunstein, Separation of Powers: How to Preserve Liberty in Troubled Times (2026).