Bureaucracy and the Courts

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In the democratic government, the function of expression may be distorted or misunderstood. I study various government agencies, including Congress, executives, bureaucrats, courts, and point out differences in the functions of trustees and representatives. The fact that I understand the trustee is that in the absence of direct approval, the powerful person decides what is best. In other words, the person performing the voter's will, if possible, and the action motivated by his or her emotions and thoughts will become the best interest of society as a whole. On the other hand, the typical function is to force the function of constituencies. Representatives will help develop representatives' desires to participate in the development of laws, policies and leadership.

Introduction: Bureaucracy (true meaning) = large and complex organization of designated officials, authority is distributed among multiple administrators and departments. Bureaucracy is related to "waste, confusion, red tape and rigidity". We are blaming a lot of issues "bureaucracy". In fact, however, many problems are caused by actions of Congress and courts. And President. For the first time in 1789, the first parliament appeared as the center of bureaucracy power. James Madison proposed a bill to establish the State Department to support the Secretary of State in carrying out its duties. Importantly, the personnel appointed to the division was nominated by the President and approved by the Senate, but they "can be deleted only by the president." A big debate as to whether the president should be given the sole powers to dismiss his men