Sources. 21 institutions, all linked.

Constilumen cites primary and official sources: court opinions, statutes, archives and government history offices. Two datasets are downloaded and refreshed by script. Here is every source and what it supports.

Downloaded data. Refreshed by script.

Google Books Ngram Viewer

Yearly print frequency for 24 terms, corpus en-US, 1789–2022. Retrieved 2026-10-25.

About the dataset · used on Language

The American Presidency Project, UC Santa Barbara

Executive orders by presidency, through October 20, 2026. Retrieved 2026-10-25.

The source table · used on Executive power

Cited entries. By source.

Every case, amendment and event links to one of these.

SourceSiteSupportsEntries
Opinion of the Courtlaw.cornell.eduCases, Rights and powers77
National Archivesarchives.govRights and powers, Amendments34
U.S. Senatesenate.govRights and powers9
Congress.govcongress.govRights and powers4
U.S. Department of State, Office of the Historianhistory.state.govRights and powers2
Federal Judicial Centerfjc.govRights and powers2
U.S. House of Representativeshistory.house.govRights and powers2
Federal Registerfederalregister.govRights and powers2
Federal Bureau of Investigationfbi.govRights and powers1
Library of Congressloc.govRights and powers1
Truman Librarytrumanlibrary.govRights and powers1
Public Law 89-236, 79 Stat. 911govinfo.govRights and powers1
U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Developmenthud.govRights and powers1
Federal Bureau of Investigationvault.fbi.govRights and powers1
Opinion of the Courtoyez.orgCases1
Brennan Center for Justicebrennancenter.orgRights and powers1
U.S. Department of Justicejustice.govRights and powers1
U.S. Department of Justiceada.govRights and powers1
Privacy and Civil Liberties Oversight Boardpclob.govRights and powers1

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