Anspach v. St. Bernard (City)

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• stating that when the constitution grants a power, and where the manner of exercising that power is prescribed, it is implied that the prescribed manner excludes all others
• stating that when the constitution grants a power, and where the manner of exercising that power is prescribed, it is implied that the prescribed manner excludes all others
• although expressly delegated to the Senate by the Constitution, confirmation is a power “ordinarily and intrinsically belonging to [the Executive]”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).