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The Fed operates within a clear legal framework set by the Federal Reserve Act of 1913. It's not above the law - it's accountable to Congress through regular reporting and oversight, and its decisions can be reviewed by federal courts.

The Fed Chair's protection from arbitrary removal is similar to Supreme Court justices - it's designed to maintain independence from political pressures while operating within the law, not to place them above it. This balance ensures monetary policy decisions are made based on economic data rather than political whims.