constitutional issues
type: Concept
narrower: legislative veto

legislative veto
definition: The legislative veto is a device that enabled Congress to retain a measure of control over the implementation or execution of a law. It permitted one or both chambers—or in some cases one or more committees in Congress—to veto an executive branch action without passing a new law. [Source: The Supreme Court A to Z; Legislative Veto]
broader: United States law
broader: constitutional issues
type: Concept

United States law
type: Concept
narrower: legislative veto

concepts
type: Collection
type: ConceptGroup
member: legislative veto