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Date: 2013-05-28 01:35:47
United States Constitution
Political question
Baker v. Carr
New Hampshire Constitution
Constitution of Austria
Statutory interpretation
Justiciability
Law
Government
New Hampshire Supreme Court

768 N. H. 876 ATLANTIC REPORTER, 2d SERIES

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