Described in Article V—
The Supreme Court ruled that time limits are allowable for these in 1921's Dillon v Goss, while in 1939's Coleman v Miller, it held that a state can change its mind before the time limit expires. Described in Article V—_ FOR 10 POINTS—_ name these items, which may be initiated by a convention, although all of them so far have been initiated by Congress.
The Supreme Court ruled that time limits are allowable for these in 1921's Dillon v Goss, while in 1939's Coleman v Miller, it held that a state can change its mind before the time limit expires.
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