The Constitution of the United States of America: Analysis and Interpretation: Annotations of Cases Decided by the Supreme Court of the United States to June 30, 1952
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The Constitution of the United States of America: Analysis and Interpretation: Annotations of Cases Decided by the Supreme Court of the United States to June 30, 1952
Constitutional law -- United States; Constitutions -- United States
Rights of persons 833
6. Rights of accused in criminal prosecutions 873
7. Civil trials 887
8. Punishment for crime 899
9. Rights retained by the people 907
10. Reserved State powers 911
11. Suits against States 923
12. Election of President, etc. 937
13. Slavery and involuntary servitude 945
Section 1. Prohibition of slavery and
involuntary servitude 949
2. Power of Congress 949
14. Rights of citizens 955
Section 1. Citizenship; due process; equal
protection 963
2. Apportionment of representation 1170
3. Disqualification of officers 1173
4. Public debt; claims for loss of
slaves 1174
5. Enforcement 1175
15. Right of citizens to vote 1179
Section 1. Suffrage not to be abridged for
race, color, etc. 1183
2. Power of Congress 1183
16. Income tax 1187
17. Popular election of Senators 1203
18. Prohibition of intoxicating liquors 1209
Section 1. Prohibition of intoxicating
liquors 1213
2. Concurrent power to enforce 1213
3. Time limit on ratification 1213
19. Equal suffrage 1215
20. Commencement of the terms of the President,
Vice President, and Members of Congress,
etc. 1221
Section 1. Commencement of terms of President,
Vice President, Senators, and
Representatives 1225
2. Meeting of Congress 1225
3. Death or disqualification of
President elect 1225
4. Congress to provide for case
wherein death occurs among those
from whom House chooses a
President 1225
5.
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