What does the principle of separation of powers entail?

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It was adapted by the Constitution's framers from ancient Roman government structuresIt demands a complete division among the three branches of governmentIt is explicitly established within the ConstitutionIt was a concept the framers ultimately rejected

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The principle of separation of powers is explicitly outlined in the Constitution, ensuring that governmental powers are divided among different branches. It was not borrowed from Roman government, nor does it require an absolute division, and the framers did not abandon this concept.