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Expatriation Restored, Jonathan David Shaub
Expatriation Restored, Jonathan David Shaub
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Expatriation - the loss or relinquishment of citizenship - has a long and divisive history as a fundamental concept of American citizenship. It has been the subject of contentious and robust debate from the very beginning of the country. This Article posits that the concept of expatriation today has little jurisprudential salience, despite its increasing rhetorical valence in the context of terrorism, because the historical development of the concept has obscured its meaning. Expatriation originally had a precise meaning: an individual right declared by the country in 1868 to be "indispensable" to the inalienable rights identified in the Declaration of …
Modern Trends In The Judicial Concept Of The Relation Between Citizenship And The Suffrage, William David Stout
Modern Trends In The Judicial Concept Of The Relation Between Citizenship And The Suffrage, William David Stout
Kentucky Law Journal
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Naturalization--Requirement Of Willingness To Bear Arms, William O. Gilbreath
Naturalization--Requirement Of Willingness To Bear Arms, William O. Gilbreath
Kentucky Law Journal
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