Montesquieu is considered the originator of the doctrine of separation of powers, advocating for distinct legislative, executive, and judicial branches of government.
Who is said to be the originator of the doctrine of separation of powers?
Asked in Civil Judge (Junior Division) Exam 2011 · Topic: The Governance System (Role of Executive in Governance)
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