Equal Rights Amendment Extension: Hearings Before the Subcommittee on the Constitution of the Committee on the Judiciary, United States Senate, Ninety-fifth Congress, Second Session, on S.J. Res. 134 ... August 2, 3, and 4, 1978U.S. Government Printing Office, 1979 - 764 páginas |
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... procedural questions . It is only right that the hearings will emphasize procedural and constitutional qualities of the amend- ing process , but we cannot ignore the overriding substantive issue before us which is the equal rights ...
... procedural questions . It is only right that the hearings will emphasize procedural and constitutional qualities of the amend- ing process , but we cannot ignore the overriding substantive issue before us which is the equal rights ...
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... procedural method of giving expression to that ma- jority desire . If , in fact , the majority of Americans want the equal rights amendment added to our Constitution , it should not matter how long it takes for ratification . It is ...
... procedural method of giving expression to that ma- jority desire . If , in fact , the majority of Americans want the equal rights amendment added to our Constitution , it should not matter how long it takes for ratification . It is ...
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... procedural method of giving expression to that ma- jority desire . If , in fact , the majority of Americans want the equal rights amendment added to our Constitution , it should not matter how long it takes for ratification . It is ...
... procedural method of giving expression to that ma- jority desire . If , in fact , the majority of Americans want the equal rights amendment added to our Constitution , it should not matter how long it takes for ratification . It is ...
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... procedural machinery necessary to effectuate that part of article V of the Constitution of the United States which authorizes a convention called by the States to propose specific amendments to the Constitu- tion . " Here I refer to ...
... procedural machinery necessary to effectuate that part of article V of the Constitution of the United States which authorizes a convention called by the States to propose specific amendments to the Constitu- tion . " Here I refer to ...
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... procedural . It made procedural changes by a simple majority vote . We did not require two- thirds for the amendment of the Senator from Indiana . We required a bare majority . Indeed , when the act itself passed , it did not require ...
... procedural . It made procedural changes by a simple majority vote . We did not require two- thirds for the amendment of the Senator from Indiana . We required a bare majority . Indeed , when the act itself passed , it did not require ...
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