Congress enacts the Punishment Act. This act abolishes the current U.S. Sentencing Commission and establishes the Tougher Sentencing Board (TSB), which is to be considered part of the legislative branch. Members of this board are nominated by the president and confirmed by the Senate. If members of the Board are not tough enough once appointed, they can be removed by Congress. According to the Punishment Act, the TSB must set tough sentencing guidelines for all types of federal crimes. The Act also provides the TSB with a comprehensive framework regarding how tough sentences should be. When sentencing people convicted of federal crimes, federal district judges must comply with the TSB's guidelines. If they do not, a federal appeals court will automatically review their sentences. Selma is convicted of a federal crime and is given a tough sentence by a federal judge. She challenges her sentence and claims that the Punishment Act violates the separation of powers. As a judge, how would you rule on the constitutionality of this act? Edit View Insert Format Tools 12pt Paragraph Table BIUA T