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The Obligation of Members of Congress to Consider Constitutionality While Deliberating and Voting: the Deficiencies of House Rule XII and a Proposed Rule for the Senate
Most scholarly attention on constitutional interpretation is focused on the judicial branch and its role in our system of separation of powers. Nonetheless, constitutional interpretation should not take place solely in the courts. Rather, history suggests our Framers envisioned that members of Congr
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