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A resident claims that liberty of abode means no court can ever lawfully order an interference with residence. Is that reading consistent with Article III, section 6?

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Yes, residence is immune even from a lawful court order. No; the text expressly recognizes lawful court orders and limits prescribed by law. Yes, all statutory limits are necessarily void. Yes, a private declaration defeats every court order.

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