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Showing 1 to 3 of 3 for “"Constitutional Crisis"”.

  1. The Times and the Manchester Guardian’s editorial perspectives on Irish Home Rule and the adoption of referendum debates during the British constitutional crisis: December 1910-August 1911

    … during the closing stages of the British constitutional crisis of 1911. The traditional and conventional constraints on the House of Lords were replaced with constraints based on the law namely the Parliament Act 1911. The Act gave financial control of the state to the House of Commons, …

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  2. The transformation of the American legal mind: Habeas corpus, federalism, and constitutionalism, 1787-1870

    … the privilege of the writ of habeas corpus in a constitutional crisis such as rebellion or invasion. Yet American legal culture valued liberty above all else and interpreted the clause as a restraint on power rather than as a grant of power. States' rights doctrine had a tremendous impact on …

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  3. Seeing the constitution as they see it: Presidential reconstitutions, executive power, and interbranch conflict

    Conflict in the U.S. constitutional system is not an error but a feature. The structural sparring between the executive and judicial branch is typically mundane, but when presidents fight with the judiciary in times of national crisis, those conflicts have profound ramifications for political …

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