Government's Inability

Definition

Government's inability means that governmental entities are not allowed or capable of engaging in certain actions due to constitutional restrictions. In this context, it signifies that there are limits placed on how much power authorities have to restrict individuals' freedom of expression.

Related terms

Limited Government: This term represents the concept of restricting the powers of government to protect individual rights and prevent abuse of authority.

Separation of Powers: Referring to the division among different branches of government (legislative, executive, judicial), this term ensures no single branch has too much control or ability to limit freedoms.

Checks and Balances: This principle involves each branch of government having some control over the others, preventing any one branch from becoming too powerful and infringing on individual freedoms.