CHARTER: us.talk.constitution
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Subject: CHARTER: us.talk.constitution
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History: us.talk.constitution
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CHARTER: us.talk.constitution
us.talk.constitution is an unmoderated group intended
for discussion of issues related to the US Constitution.
Discussion might include the document itself, the
history of the document and its application, or current
issues concerning the Constitution.
It is anticipated that current issues concerning the
Constitution will be the primary interest of posters.
Issues of interest need not necessarily involve legal
challenges based on Constitutional principles. Many
newsworthy events involve application of
Constitutional principles, even though no court
challenges are involved. It is anticipated that such
events will be part of the discussion in this group.
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Six-month trial
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End Charter
Jeff Strickland
<leona...@gmail.com> wrote in message
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> Subject: CHARTER: us.talk.constitution
>
> Note: Newsgroup creation rules and posting
> guidelines for the us.* hierarchy are posted
> on the web at http://www.usenetnews.us
>
> History: us.talk.constitution
> newgrouped: October 2003
>
> CHARTER: us.talk.constitution
>
Why would you cross post a Charter? A charter for a group is by definition
not applicable to another group, therefore cross posting it is more of a
waste of time than a regular cross post.
Last Post
> <leonard7...@gmail.com> wrote in message
Just to let you know that we are still here.
Leonard