Act of State doctrine bars judicial review of sovereign acts, precluding court challenges to valid sovereign exercises of power. Act of State denotes an action performed by a sovereign or its authorized delegate within the scope of vested authority; such acts are treated as ... Summary
Act of State doctrine bars judicial review of sovereign acts, precluding court challenges to valid sovereign exercises of power.
Act of State denotes an action performed by a sovereign or its authorized delegate within the scope of vested authority; such acts are treated as non-justiciable and ordinarily cannot be subjected to legal proceedings or questioned in court.
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