Originally Posted by doug555
For discussion...
http://uscode.house.gov/statviewer.h...=104&page=5124
https://www.law.cornell.edu/uscode/text/28/453
Above links are to research/verify the below excerpt [bolding added] from Anna Reitz article at:
https://mainerepublicemailalert.com/...ral-judiciary/
I am wondering if this information will be helpful to the new technology in this thread, as another support for the "Refusal for Cause" and the Admiralty Garnishment of the Principal?
Notice the "So help me God." is NOT "SO HELP ME GOD.".
Actually, I believe the Executive took over all branches on April 15, 1861, when the "exigent circumstances" ("extraordinary occasion") began and invested all power to the President.
Thank you Doug.
I recall seeing something about this change and noting that the "So help me God." was unaffected. If somebody might know the history of the actual oaths I would like to know how far back the all upper case lettering goes? When did it change from proper English to the capitonym?
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