This is true because the dictionary says that notions are "more or less general. vague. or imperfect -conceptions or ideas." Time does not permit me to analyze or even enumerate all of the decisions Which sustain what I have said. I wish to dite at this point three decisions which xeveal that the Supreme Court has encroached upon the constitutional powers of the Congress as the Nations legislative body. Congress was told by the Court in the Girouard (328 U.S. 61) and Yates (354 US. 298) cases that it really did not mean what it said in plain English when it enacted statutes to regulate the naturalization of aliens and to punish criminal conspiracies to overthrow tfie Government by force. Congress was told by the Court in the Watkins case (454 U.S. 178) that its committees must conduct their investigations according to rules imposed by the Court which make it virtually certain that no information will ever be obtained .from an unwilling witness. Two recent cases.
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