Presidential satisfaction finality makes executive proclamation of state emergency non-justiciable under constitution, barring court review. The amendment inserts a clause declaring the President's satisfaction regarding proclamation of emergency final and conclusive, and expressly states that such satisfaction shall not be questioned in any court on any ground, thereby precluding judicial review of the executive proclamation.
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Presidential satisfaction finality makes executive proclamation of state emergency non-justiciable under constitution, barring court review.
The amendment inserts a clause declaring the President's satisfaction regarding proclamation of emergency final and conclusive, and expressly states that such satisfaction shall not be questioned in any court on any ground, thereby precluding judicial review of the executive proclamation.
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