The state of South Carolina based their legal right to secession on the premise that individual states had created the US Constitution, and agreed to form the United States. There was no language in the ratified document that made it "irrevocable."
However, other legal analysis suggested that since the original 13 states had all agreed to be bound by the Constitution, and all 20 later states had been admitted to the Union with some suggestion of permanence, releasing one or more states would have to be approved by all current states, possibly requiring a Constitutional amendment.
The state of South Carolina based their legal right to secession on the premise that individual states had created the US Constitution, and agreed to form the United States. There was no language in the ratified document that made it "irrevocable."
However, other legal analysis suggested that since the original 13 states had all agreed to be bound by the Constitution, and all 20 later states had been admitted to the Union with some suggestion of permanence, releasing one or more states would have to be approved by all current states, possibly requiring a Constitutional amendment.
Because they said the USA was a voluntary collection of states, which were free to secede if they wanted.
South Carolina seceded from the United States on December 20, 1860. It also established its own military force. The secession was due to the presidential elections of November, 1860. Republican Abraham Lincoln won the election. He was personally opposed to slavery but promised to abide to the rulings of the US Supreme Court which had ruled in 1859 that slavery was legal.
there is not a legal age for babysitting it is up to the parents and what the feel comfortable with
no
sawed off shotguns are legal in South Carolina as long as the barrel is a minimum of 18-inches.
The state of South Carolina based their legal right to secession on the premise that individual states had created the US Constitution, and agreed to form the United States. There was no language in the ratified document that made it "irrevocable." However, other legal analysis suggested that since the original 13 states had all agreed to be bound by the Constitution, and all 20 later states had been admitted to the Union with some suggestion of permanence, releasing one or more states would have to be approved by all current states, possibly requiring a Constitutional amendment.
South Carolina's legal age of majority is eighteen.
No.
No
yes
If it is your own, certainly not.
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