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documents:answers:faq [2016/03/09 21:39] – [How Do We Know How a Convention of States Will Work?] Oliver Wolcottdocuments:answers:faq [2016/03/09 21:49] – [Can an Article V Convention be Limited to a Single Subject?] Oliver Wolcott
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 ===== How Do We Know How a Convention of States Will Work? ===== ===== How Do We Know How a Convention of States Will Work? =====
  
-Interstate conventions were common during the Founding era, and the procedures and rules for such conventions were widely accepted. Thus, we can know how a Convention of States would operate by studying the historical record. Dr. Rob Natelson has done extensive research on this topic, and more details can be found in the [[http://wiki.conventionofstates.com/lib/exe/fetch.php?media=documents:external:articlevhandbook.pdf#page=21|Handbook ]](page 21). or [[documents:external:articlev-handbook#vi_practical_recommendations_for_the_state_application_and_convention_process +Interstate conventions were common during the Founding era, and the procedures and rules for such conventions were widely accepted. Thus, we can know how a Convention of States would operate by studying the historical record. Dr. Rob Natelson has done extensive research on this topic, and more details can be found in the [[http://wiki.conventionofstates.com/lib/exe/fetch.php?media=documents:external:articlevhandbook.pdf#page=21|Handbook ]](page 21). (or [[documents:external:articlev-handbook#vi_practical_recommendations_for_the_state_application_and_convention_process 
-|here]]+|here)]]
 ===== Is a Convention of States Safe? ===== ===== Is a Convention of States Safe? =====
  
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 Yes. The text, history, and purpose of Article V all point to the ability of the states to limit a convention to the consideration of a single topic or set of topics. Yes. The text, history, and purpose of Article V all point to the ability of the states to limit a convention to the consideration of a single topic or set of topics.
  
-[[https://d3n8a8pro7vhmx.cloudfront.net/conventionofstates/pages/899/attachments/original/1423177477/Kelly__Single_Subject_Convention.pdf?1423177477|Click here for a more detailed explanation.]] +[[https://d3n8a8pro7vhmx.cloudfront.net/conventionofstates/pages/899/attachments/original/1423177477/Kelly__Single_Subject_Convention.pdf?1423177477|Click here for a more detailed explanation.]] or here [[documents:cosproject:compendium#state_legislatures_may_limit_their_applications_to_a_single_subject|State Initiation of Constitutional Amendments:]]
  
 ===== If the Federal Government Ignores the Current Constitution, Why Would They Adhere to an Amended Constitution? ===== ===== If the Federal Government Ignores the Current Constitution, Why Would They Adhere to an Amended Constitution? =====
documents/answers/faq.txt · Last modified: 2022/01/01 13:00 by Oliver Wolcott