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Officials blame 'coding error' for habeas corpus removal from Constitution website
Matthew Cox, a south Georgia resident, was browsing the law subreddit on Wednesday when a piece of news began spreading quickly. Portions of the U.S. Constitution that enshrine habeas corpus and the powers of Congress had been deleted from the Library of Congress’s website that house its annotated U.
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The site issue surfaced months after a senior Trump official claimed the administration was "actively looking" at suspending ...
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The omissions included key sections from Article I, including references to habeas corpus and Congress' ability to grant ...
Key sections of the US Constitution that had disappeared from the government’s official website were restored Wednesday after the Library of Congress attributed their removal to a “coding error.” ...
The Library of Congress said a coding error led the writ of habeas corpus — which the Trump administration suggested ...
Parts of the U.S. Constitution vanished from an official government website due to coding error, the Library of Congress said ...
A coding error led to parts of the US Constitution being deleted from Congress' website, according to the Library of Congress ...
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