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Interpretation of the Constitution and State Power
This chapter explores the interpretation of the Constitution regarding aid and comfort to enemies, the requirements for conviction, and the varying standards of proof for eligibility. It discusses the potential chaos caused by state power in deciding Section 3 disqualification cases, the importance of fair procedures, and the role of the Electoral College. The chapter also examines the need for enabling legislation, the significance of the 14th amendment, and whether disqualification from office can be considered a punishment.