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Congress Just Deleted Habeas Corpus from the Constitution on Its Website

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Congress Just Deleted Habeas Corpus from the Constitution on Its Website

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Congress Just Deleted Habeas Corpus From The Constitution On Its Website - Above the Law

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Congress.gov keeps an annotated copy of the Constitution. They have deleted Article I, Section 9.

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Maybe it was removed and added back? Section 9 and 10 are still there as of now.
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    “code bug”. They must think we’re as dumb as they are.

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