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The Only Crime Defined in the United States Constitution: Why Treason in America Is Nearly Impossible to Prove
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Why the U.S. President Can’t Get a Raise — or a Bribe
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Overthrow the Constitution? Your Fate Depends on Your Passport
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Kill the Constitution, and the Constitution Can Kill You
Introduction In every constitutional democracy, some acts strike at the very heart…
The Right They Don’t Want You to Use: Section 35 and Kenya’s Silent Scandal
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The Right They Don’t Want You to Use: Section 35 and Kenya’s Silent Scandal
“Information is the currency of democracy.” – Thomas JeffersonSection 35 of the Constitution of Kenya, 2010, marks a powerful and…
Divorced but Still Married: The Legal Illusion of Statutory Divorce in Nigeria
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The Only Crime Defined in the United States Constitution: Why Treason in America Is Nearly Impossible to Prove
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Kill the Constitution, and the Constitution Can Kill You
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Exposed: How a Nigerian Judge Tried to Rewrite a Party’s Case — And “Got Burned” by the Supreme Court
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The Right They Don’t Want You to Use: Section 35 and Kenya’s Silent Scandal
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How the UK Hides Power Behind a Crown
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You Can’t Jail Nigerians on Mere Suspicion Anymore — Not Without Paying the Price
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