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But there can be a downside to the proliferation of deliberative bodies that meet at different times and multiple locations and monitor programs that can overlap both in purpose and geography.

But make no mistake, impatience with the deliberative approach to death penalty decisions emanates from the Oval Office.

All of his ties into my previous writings about creating "deliberative spaces," which can be seen as the next logical step in translating civil dialogue into civic action.

Their decision was “part of a confidential, internal deliberative Department of Justice decision-making process that is not subject to review,” Hitt wrote.

The traits that the bar experts saw as Garland’s strengths — deliberative caution, modesty, judicial temperament, indifference to politics — turned out to be weaknesses for the head of the Justice Department in these times.