The Constitutional Law of the United States of AmericaCallaghan, 1887 - 369 sider |
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Side 104
... treason , felony and breach of the peace excepted- " during their attendance at the session of their respective houses , " and they shall not be called to account at any place whatsoever " for any speech or debate in either house ...
... treason , felony and breach of the peace excepted- " during their attendance at the session of their respective houses , " and they shall not be called to account at any place whatsoever " for any speech or debate in either house ...
Side 154
... TREASON . Finally , the crime of treason against the United States falls within the criminal jurisdiction of congress . Art . III . , sec . 3 , sets forth : " Treason against the United States shall consist only in levying war against ...
... TREASON . Finally , the crime of treason against the United States falls within the criminal jurisdiction of congress . Art . III . , sec . 3 , sets forth : " Treason against the United States shall consist only in levying war against ...
Side 155
... treason . Treason is committed only when persons assemble for the purpose of carrying out a treasonable plan . In such a case , all are guilty of treason who have taken part in the meeting , even in the slightest degree , and if ever so ...
... treason . Treason is committed only when persons assemble for the purpose of carrying out a treasonable plan . In such a case , all are guilty of treason who have taken part in the meeting , even in the slightest degree , and if ever so ...
Side 156
... treason against the United States . The clause providing for the extradition of fugitive criminals ( art . IV . , sec . 2 , § 2 ) shows that the constitution recognizes the possibility of treason against a single state . This is an ...
... treason against the United States . The clause providing for the extradition of fugitive criminals ( art . IV . , sec . 2 , § 2 ) shows that the constitution recognizes the possibility of treason against a single state . This is an ...
Side 157
... treason , for they owed allegiance to their respective states and indeed only to them . The federal government naturally refused to admit this , and Chief - justice Chase decided , in Shortridge vs. Macon , that no " rebel " could ...
... treason , for they owed allegiance to their respective states and indeed only to them . The federal government naturally refused to admit this , and Chief - justice Chase decided , in Shortridge vs. Macon , that no " rebel " could ...
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