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... Congress exceeded its powers in the Kilbourn case was that the transactions into which Congress in- quired were pending in a court , that the investigation was one " judicial in its character , and could only be properly and ...
... Congress exceeded its powers in the Kilbourn case was that the transactions into which Congress in- quired were pending in a court , that the investigation was one " judicial in its character , and could only be properly and ...
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... Congress would have no power to establish standards of fitness for those who work for the press . It was also conceded that Congress would have no power to prescribe loyalty tests for people who work for the press . Since this ...
... Congress would have no power to establish standards of fitness for those who work for the press . It was also conceded that Congress would have no power to prescribe loyalty tests for people who work for the press . Since this ...
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... Congress , of course , does not have the final say as to what constitutes due process under the Fourteenth Amendment . And while Congress has authority by § 5 of that Amendment to enforce its provisions ( Ex parte Virginia , 100 U.S. ...
... Congress , of course , does not have the final say as to what constitutes due process under the Fourteenth Amendment . And while Congress has authority by § 5 of that Amendment to enforce its provisions ( Ex parte Virginia , 100 U.S. ...
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