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- Under Article III, Section 20, which nonpayment cannot itself be a basis for imprisonment?
- Congress passes a law increasing the Supreme Court’s appellate jurisdiction without seeking its advice or concurrence. …
- A statute orders detention of a person solely for failure to pay a private contractual debt. The facts stipulate no fra…
- Congress enacts a law making peaceful criticism of the incumbent administration a crime solely because officials find i…
- A bill grants a named donor a hereditary legal title of nobility, expressly distinguishing it from an honorary award or…
- An enacted statute gives a private lender power to demand imprisonment of a borrower solely for ordinary nonpayment. No…
- Congress proposes expanding the Supreme Court’s appellate jurisdiction and says consultation is unnecessary because ord…
- A political leader argues that unanimous passage of an ordinary bill can authorize a grant of hereditary nobility despi…