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AL SJR 23 (2014)AL SJR 39 (2010)
TO CALL A CONVENTION FOR THE PURPOSE 9 OF PROPOSING AN AMENDMENT TO THE CONSTITUTION OF THE UNITED 10 STATESto call a 15 convention for the purpose of adopting the following amendment 16 to the Constitution of the United States
Article V of the 14 Constitution of the United StatesArticle V of the Constitution 3 of the United States
of the United States until at least two-thirds of the 2 legislatures of the several states have made similar 3 applications pursuant to Article V. 4 BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, That since this method of 5 proposing amendments to the Constitution has never been 6 completed to the point of calling a convention and no 7 interpretation of the power of the states in the exercise of 8 this right has ever been made by any court or any qualified 9 tribunal, if there be such, and since the exercise of the 10 power is a matter of basic sovereign rights and the 11 interpretation thereof is primarily in the sovereign 12 government making such exercise and since the power to use 13 such right in full also c…of the United States until at least two-thirds of the 4 legislatures of the several states have made similar 5 applications pursuant to Article V. 6 BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, That since this method of 7 proposing amendments to the Constitution has never been 8 completed to the point of calling a convention and no 9 interpretation of the power of the states in the exercise of 10 this right has ever been made by any court or any qualified 11 tribunal, if there be such, and since the exercise of the 12 power is a matter of basic sovereign rights and the 13 interpretation thereof is primarily in the sovereign 14 government making such exercise and since the power to use 15 such right in full also…
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, That a duly attested copy of 25 this resolution be immediately transmitted to the Secretary of 26 the Senate of the United States, the Clerk of the House of 27 Representatives of the United States, to each member of theBE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, That a duly attested copy of 1 this resolution be immediately transmitted to the Secretary of 2 the Senate of the United States, the Clerk of the House of 3 Representatives of the United States, to each member of the
and to each House of each state 2 legislature in the United States. Pageand to each house of each 5 State Legislature in the United States. 6 Page