In this Executive Orders fact sheet, Staff Attorney Abbi Coursolle details what executive orders issued by presidents can and cannot do, and where the executive power emanates from. “An Executive Order has the force of law, although it may be overturned by Congress or successfully challenged in court,” Coursolle notes.
Since 1986, the Advocate's Guide to the Medicaid Program has been the leading authoritative reference on Medicaid law. Pre-order today to reserve your copy of the 5th edition. The Guide is available in both print and digital versions, which will be available this fall.
