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Can congress pass an ex post facto law if both houses favor it by a two-thirds majority?
For all practical purposes, No. However, technically speaking, if Congress chose to pass an ex-post-facto law (either by 2/3rd in both houses to overrule Presidential Veto power or even if a President were to sign it) the law would be deemed Unconstitutional by the Supreme Court once challenged - hence the beauty of the checks-and-balances system in the United States. In practical terms it would, however, mean that the law would be in force for a period of time until the case challenging it would reach the Supreme Court for review.
The only way to make an ex-post-facto law actually stick would be, in effect, to amend the Constitution.
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Can Congress pass an ex post facto law if both houses favor it by two-thirds majority?
SORNA passed. so the answer is yes.
Can congress pass an ex post facto law if both houses favor it by two thirds majority?
SORNA passed. so the answer is yes.
Can congress pass an ex post facto law if both house favor it by two-thirds majority?
SORNA passed. so the answer is yes.
Can Congress pass ex post facto laws?
No. Article I, Section 9, paragraph 3 of the Constitution prohibits Congress from passing ex post facto laws.
Can congress write ex post facto law?
yes
What did the Constitution forbid Congress from?
passing ex post facto laws
What are two laws congress is forbidden to pass?
ex post facto laws and Bills of Attainder
One of Congress's implied powers is the power to pass ex post facto laws. True False?
false
What is name of a law that makes something a crime after the fact?
Ex Post Facto law "Congress shall pass no Ex Post Facto law", I believe is how it appears in the constitution. It is latin for after the fact.
Where was the capital of the US during the majority of the time that the country was under the articles of conferderation?
During the majority of the time that the United States was governed by the Articles of Confederation (1781-1789), the capital was located in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. The Continental Congress met there, and it served as the de facto capital of the nation. The Articles were adopted while the Congress was meeting in Philadelphia, and the city remained the political center until the capital was moved to New York City and later to Washington, D.C.
Congress may not pass what law or laws that make an act a crime after the act has been committed?
Ex post facto :)
Congress can punish an executive department official by passing on ex post facto law?
(in the US) No. The question is an untrue statement.
