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JUDICIAL POWER, restriction as to suits against a State. (See 11
also vi. Wheat. 402; Pet. 110; vii.

Pet. 627.)

JUDICIAL PROCEEDINGS of each State are entitled to faith

and credit in every State -

JURY TRIAL secured, and shall be held in the State where

secured in suits at common law where the value
in controversy shall exceed twenty dollars. 7.
(See also viii. Wheat. 85, 674.)

LAW, what is declared the supreme

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LAW, COMMON, recognised and established

LAWS, President to see them faithfully executed

LEGISLATIVE POWERS, vested in Congress. (See Congress.)

LOANS, authority to make

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their right to keep and bear arms secured

MONEY shall be drawn from the treasury, only by appro-

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Congress to coin and regulate value

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OFFICERS, of House of Representatives shall be chosen by

ORDER of one House, requiring the concurrence of the

PERSONS held to labor or service, their importation or mi-
gration into the United States may be prohib-
ited after 1808

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escaping from one State to another, shall be de-
livered up to those entitled to service
PIRACY, Congress to prescribe punishment
POST OFFICES AND POST ROADs, establishment of
POWERS not delegated to Congress, nor prohibited to the
States, are reserved. (See also i. Wheat. 325.) 10
Legislative. (See Congress.)

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PREAMBLE. (See also i. Wheat. 324, and v. Wheat. 420.)
PRESENTS from foreign powers to public officers prohibited
PRESS, freedom of -

PRESIDENT OF THE U. S. vested with the Executive power
shall be chosen for four years

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who shall act in case of vacancy 2 1

compensation of

shall take an oath of office -

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may be removed by impeachment 2

PRESIDENT, Commander of army, navy, and militia

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may make treaties, with consent of the Senate 2
may appoint to office, with the consent of the

Senate

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shall fill up vacancies happening during the re-

cess of the Senate

shall give information to Congress, and recom-
mend measures

*A stands for AMENDMENT.

PROPERTY, Congress to provide for care of public property 4

RECEIPTS and expenditures, accounts of, to be published
RECORDS, how to be authenticated. (See also vii. Cranch, 4
481; iii. Wheat. 234; vi. Wheat. 129; i. Pet.
81, 352; x. Serg. & Rawle, 242.)

RELIGION, no law to be made, free exercise of. (See also

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privileged from arrest, except

in certain cases

REPRESENTATIVES, shall not be questioned for speech or

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debate in the House

shall not be appointed to office

shall not serve as electors of President 2
and direct taxes apportioned according
to numbers. (See also v. Wheat. 317.) 1
REPRESENTATION of a State, vacancies in, supplied until a
new election by executive authority
RESOLUTION, order, or vote, requiring the concurrence of
both Houses, to undergo the formalities of
bills

Revenue bills, to originate in House of Representatives
RIGHTS OF THE CITIZEN declared to be-

freedom of speech and of the

press

to assemble and petition

*A stands for AMENDMENT.

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