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Article 5 defines the amendment procedure of the document , a deliberately difficult process that should be clearly understood by every citizen . Article 6 covers several miscellaneous items , including a definition of the supreme law ...
Article 5 defines the amendment procedure of the document , a deliberately difficult process that should be clearly understood by every citizen . Article 6 covers several miscellaneous items , including a definition of the supreme law ...
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The use of checks and balances was deliberately designed , first , to make it difficult for a minority of the people to control the government , and , second , to place restraint on the government itself . Limited Powers of Government ...
The use of checks and balances was deliberately designed , first , to make it difficult for a minority of the people to control the government , and , second , to place restraint on the government itself . Limited Powers of Government ...
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... the possibility of almost endless appeals with all costs paid by the state — and which have made the prosecution and conviction of criminals so complex and difficult as to make the attempt frequently seem not worthwhile .
... the possibility of almost endless appeals with all costs paid by the state — and which have made the prosecution and conviction of criminals so complex and difficult as to make the attempt frequently seem not worthwhile .
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