Facts:
The American system of government was originally set up with the Legislative branch having the most power.
The executive was originally the weakest.
The power of the executive has been expanded since the time of Jackson (Andrew) and has gained significantly in the past few years.
There is a direct, bar acknowledged conflict of interest with Justice Department officials being responsible for policing (essentially) their bosses in the Executive.
The power to enforce the law resides solely with the Executive.
Opinions/Theory:
The current Executive can selectively enforce the laws, particularly concerning its own mistakes.
The fact that the Executive appointed the chief prosecutor for the nation, and they are of the same political belief structure presents a clear and strong link in policy, reflects the serious unbalance of power. Therefor,
Conjecture:
I propose restructuring, whereby the Justice department is not an appointment by the Executive, but rather by the Supreme court.
Humbly proposed by Sen. redlion (L-TX) this August 21, 2008.