Consumer Financial Protection v. Chance Gordon
Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit
1DissentIkuta, Circuit Judge
Who was exercising the executive power of the United States needed to bring this civil enforcement action? Not Richard Cordray — he was not properly appointed by the President and so was not an Officer of the United States at the time the action was filed. Not the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau — without an Officer of the United States, it was a. mere Congressional creation that could not exercise executive power. In- fact, no one had the executive power, necessary' to prosecute this civil enforcement action ip the district court. And without .the Executive’s -power to “take Care that…
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