...such a body was intended to be "independent of executive authority, except in its selection, and free to exercise its judgment without the leave or hindrance...other official or any department of the government." Id., at 625-626. (Emphasis in original.) The holding in Humphrey's Executor was confirmed in Wiener...

...service — a body which shall be independent of executive authority, except in its selection, and free to exercise its judgment without the leave or hindrance...other official or any department of the government. To the accomplishment of these purposes, it is clear that Congress was of the opinion that length and...

...service — a body which shall be independent of executive authority, except in its selection, and free to exercise its judgment without the leave or hindrance...other official or any department of the government. To the accomplishment of these purposes, it is clear that Congress was of the opinion that length and...

...". . . [n] body . . . shall be independent of executive authority, except in its selection, and free to exercise Its Judgment without the leave or hindrance of any other official or any department of the soi-ernment." Humphrey'! Executor v. United States, 295 US 602. 625-26 (I935). •Interim Regulatory...

...Inxly of experts who shall be lmle|K>mlent of executive authority, except In Its selection, and free to exercise its judgment without the leave or hindrance...other official or any department of the Government. Notwithstanding the fact that numerous statements have been made and published during the last few...

...service— a body which shall he inde|>em!eiit of executive authority except in its itieclion, znd free to exercise its judgment without the leave or hindrance of any other official or any deiuiimcnt of the government. To the accomplishment of these purposes, it Ts ctc.ir that Congress was...

...— .. "a body which shall be independent / of executive authority, except in its selection, and free to exercise its judgment without the leave or hindrance...official or . • any department of the government." Then the Court went on to say: "The Federal Trade Commission is an administrative body created by Congress...

...gave its own interpretation of Humphrey's; And what is the essence of the decision in Humphrey's case? It drew a sharp line of cleavage between officials...hindrance of any other official or any department of government' ... as to whom a power of removal exists only if Congress may fairly be said to have conferred...

...Commission men of his own choosing. 357 US at 356. The Court thus emphasized that Humphrey's Executor "drew a sharp line of cleavage between officials who...President's constitutional powers," and those who were members of an independent body required to exercise its judgment without hinderance from the Executive....

...enunciated in the Humphrey's case. Weiner then gave its own interpretation of Humphrey s, highlighting the sharp line of cleavage between officials who were part of the executive establishment and were removable by the President, and those who tasks require absolute freedom from Executive interference....