Section 3 of this Constitutional article was reviewed in 1945's Cramer v. United States, re-affirming that the prosecution must provide two witnesses for a treason complaint.
Section 3 of this Constitutional article was reviewed in 1945's Cramer v. United States, re-affirming that the prosecution must provide two witnesses for a treason complaint. This article's "case or controversy" clause prevents unripe or moot cases from being heard, and, like the (*) Sixth Amendment, this article sets requirements for jury trials. For 10 points, name this Constitutional article that establishes the Supreme Court, part of the U.S. judiciary system.
Section 3 of this Constitutional article was reviewed in 1945's Cramer v. United States, re-affirming that the prosecution must provide two witnesses for a treason complaint.
Article III of the United States Constitution