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In Federalist #47, we are told that the state governmentsa. have offered to serve as a constitutional council-in-judgment to legally settle anyseparation of powers disputes for the proposed new federal government.b. have practiced the separation of powers completely and nearly perfectly.c. have often violated the separation of powers.d. have offered to send experts to the proposed new federal government to advise itin how to maintain the separation of powers.
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