The Constructively Operative Provisions of the Sixteenth Amendment of 1909? Of 1913?

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Winnett v. Adams, and Some Small Talk

[image] [image] Source - https://www.zchg.org/hott/late%20episodes/923%20-%201-Aug-96%20-%20Public%20Notice%20%231.mp3 Summarize Winnett V. Adams in short ChatGPT said: The case Winnett v. Adams, decided by the Nebraska Supreme Court in 1904, addressed the equitable jurisdiction of courts in matters concerning personal rights. The court held that equity is primarily concerned with property rights and cannot be invoked to protect personal rights, such as the right to reputation …

The ORIGINAL Colorado Constitution; & in Copy/Paste Format

Source: constitutionofst00colo.pdf (5.2 MB) Colorado is like Iron on the periodic table. Iron is simple enough to express magnetic properties, but is not a magnet just sitting on your kitchen table. It is not too hot, not too cold. It is neither an old state nor a new one. In fact, it’s right in the middle of the map. That’s why they call it Hartsel, CO, as I understand.. .. say, what happens when a heart becomes diseased? Colorado is also my home, so for me personally it follows I b…

The Constructively Operative Provisions of the Sixteenth Amendment of 1909? Of 1913?

[Two Nebraska Constitutional Convention Works] [image] [image] ^ See Video - Why did Nebraska change constitutions after only ~nine years? Maybe it has something to do with the word SECRET! ^ Did you know? The basis of the Nebraska Constitutional Convention was a SECRET journal or diary. But you’d never know that if you weren’t forced to dust off an old book that they thought nobody would ever read again. Spookies… [image] https://supreme.justia.com/cases/federal/us/92/10…