The Separation of Powers between the Governor of Nevada and the Nevada State Legislature

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The Separation of Powers between the Governor of Nevada and the Nevada State Legislature

United States President James Buchanan signed a bill into law in 1861, formally recognizing Nevada as one of the states in the United States of America. Many scholars have argued that the formation of Nevada was premature in the sense that it did not follow the proper channels of forming a state. However, the Nevada Constitution maintains the basic elements required to enhance democracy, the rule of law, and governance for the people in the state. The separation of powers between the branches of government is the most distinct Constitutional premise that defines Nevada's capacity as a state. According to experts, Nevada is one of the states with the strictest separation of powers between the three branches of governance, the Executive, the Judiciary, and the Legislature, aimed to enhance the liberties of the people in the state. The state of Nevada faces a significant challenge...