and adhering to the enemy's aid and comfort government outlines duties of the states and the duty the federal government has to the states Section 3-1 Treason is levying war against the U.S. and treaties, ambassadors, problems between 2 or more states, states and citizens, states and foreigners Section 2 Section 3-2 Congress has also made sedition and aiding of aliens crimes through the Alien and Sedition Acts and the Esponiage Act Section 3 establishes judicial branch of the U.S.
Transcript: Section 1 Section 1-1 Supreme Court holds judicial power Section 1-1 Example: someone who is adopted in Maryland is still adopted in California and if someone is married in Maryland, he or she is still married in California Section 2-1 establishes that states must treat citizens of other states equally Section 2-3 The only crime not tried by jury is impeachment Article IV Section 2-2 Supreme Court has orginial jurisdiction over cases of ambassadors, public ministers, and consuls, in which the state shall be a party Section 3-2 Congress makes the rules for new territories Section 2-2 Extradition is one state sending a criminal found in its state to the state he/she is wanted in Joseph Duncan murdered a 10 year old boy and was extradited from Idaho to California Section 2-3 With slavery outlawed, a clause determining the return of runaway slaves is obsolete Section 3 Section 3-2 The punishments for treason include death, prison for more than 5 years, a fine of $10,000, the incapability of holding office, and the confiscation of property Section 1 Article III Section 1-1 A Supreme Court justice can serve for life Section 1-1 Congress may establish inferior courts Every territory is guaranteed a republican form of government Section 4 Catherine Su, Bethany Taylor, Nadia Saleh, Anna Wang, Kerry Wang Section 2-2 Appellate jurisdiction is the right to review decisions of lower courts Section 3-1 New states must be admitted by Congress, but no new state can be made by another state or within another state state legislature and Congress must approve joining of states Constitution Presentation: Group 6 Section 2 Section 1-1 "Full faith and credit:" states must recognize the laws and records of other states and enforce rights in its own courts that would be enforced in other state courts Section 2-1 Cases held in federal court are about: law and equity under constitution, laws of U.S.
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