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Shall this amendment be passed?
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14.29% |
| Nay |
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10 |
71.43% |
| Abstain |
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2 |
14.29% |
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14 voters |
100% |
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MJW
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MN,USA
Jul 2002 time: 23:25
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The Court, in its deliberations about an issue, can find a "spirit of the law" exception or interpretation to the printed wording of the law so long as 3 of the 5 Judges agree. This will be Article VI Clause 7.
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Sheik
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isn't 3 out of 5 already the number of judges required to make a legal opinion about anything
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yep.
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Sheik
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You are right NYE. Though recently we have been ruling with all five judges. You could make a decision with two justices as long as two other justices didn't oppose the decision. Though that was never really clear. We never really had a situation (At least not that I can remember) were two justices said one thing and two others said another with the third not having an opinion.
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