The constitutional separation of powers
A) prevents the courts from influencing public administration
B) places Congress outside the realm of public administration
C)gives the President authority to create the national budget
D)none of the above

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The constitutional separation of powers does not specifically prevent courts from influencing public administration, place Congress outside the realm of public administration, or give the President the authority to create the national budget. These are simplifications or misunderstandings of the complex interactions and checks and balances between the branches of government.

The Constitutional Separation of Powers