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Multistate Bar Examination Practice Question

President Johnson decides to remove the head of an independent regulatory agency, where the official serves a fixed term established by statute. The statute does not grant the president the authority to remove the official. What is the most likely constitutional outcome of President Johnson’s action?

  • The removal is unconstitutional because Congress has not provided the president with the authority to remove the official.

  • The removal voids the official’s actions, affecting agency decisions.

  • The removal is constitutional because the president has general authority over executive branch officials.

  • The removal is permissible if the official is found to have violated agency regulations.

Multistate Bar Examination
Constitutional Law
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