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Printed for the use of the Committee on the Judiciary

UNITED STATES

GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE

WASHINGTON: 1956

CONTENTS

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I. Introduction by Hon. Emanuel Celler, chairman, Committee on the

Judiciary.

II. The study:

A. Chairman Celler's letter of transmittal_

B. The Questionnaire.......

C. Constitution of the United States of America, article II, sec-

tion 1, clause 6__

III. Replies to the questionnaire:

2. Everett S. Brown, University of Michigan_

1. Stephen K. Bailey, Princeton University..

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3. Edward S. Corwin, Princeton, N. J... ... ....

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4. Charles Fairman, Law School of Harvard University.

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5. David Fellman, University of Wisconsin-

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9. Hon. Herbert Hoover, former President of the United States

of America....

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10. Mark DeW. Howe, Law School of Harvard University.

11. Richard G. Huber, Tulane University.

12. Joseph E. Kallenbach, University of Michigan.

13. Jack W. Peltason, University of Illinois_

14. J. Roland Pennock, Swarthmore College_

15. C. Herman Pritchett, University of Chicago--

16. John H. Romani, the Brookings Institution.

IV. Biographical data of contributors___

V. Survey of provisions of State laws relating to disability of the chief

executive:

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17. Arthur E. Sutherland, Law School of Harvard University.

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1. States whose constitutions employ the word "Disability"

2. States whose constitutions employ the word “Inability"

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3. States whose constitutions use phrases such as "Or Otherwise❞_

4. Tennessee__

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