McCulloch v. Glendening

How courts have described this case

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• “[T]he separation of powers doctrine does not require absolute separation between the branches of government.”
• \[N]ot all collective bargaining agreements to which the State or a governmental agency is a party require prior express legislative approval; it is only those that contain a binding arbitration clause or are otherwise binding upon and enforceable against the State.\ (citations omitted)
• “[N]ot all collective bargaining agreements to which the State or a governmental agency is a party require prior express legislative approval; it is only those that contain a binding arbitration clause or are otherwise binding upon and enforceable against the State.” (citations omitted)

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