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self-executing
[ self-ek-si-kyoo-ting, self- ]
adjective
- going into effect immediately without the need of supplementary legislation:
a self-executing treaty.
self-executing
adjective
- (of a law, treaty, or clause in a deed or contract, etc) coming into effect automatically at a specified time, no legislation or other action being needed for enforcement
yĐÄvlog History and Origins
Origin of self-executing1
Example Sentences
We just talked about these lines in the law, and how the lines donât matter if people donât observe them, that theyâre not self-executing.
This term, the court effectively read an entire provisionâSection 3âout of the 14th Amendment of the Constitution by declaring that Congress must create enabling legislation to prohibit insurrectionists from serving in government, despite the amendmentâs clear self-executing prohibition.
âIn fact, these justices made a shambles of the Constitutional disqualification provision â which is really self-executing â and made it virtually impossible in the short-run to disqualify Trump or any other federal official from office if these persons engage in an insurrection like the insurrection on January 6th,â Gershman said.
Knowing that Congress will do nothing before the election if ever, the court held that the Section wasnât âself-executingââCongress would have to set up rules.
On the self-executing issue, the unsigned majority âper curiamâ decision is not merely evasion, but error.
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