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Orange Jacobs: “In fact, it would follow as a logical sequence, that if the territorial laws were excluded it would be a place 'under…”

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In fact, it would follow as a logical sequence, that if the territorial laws were excluded it would be a place 'under the sole and exclusive jurisdiction of the United States,' hence, the laws of the United States would be operative there.
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Orange Jacobs
Republican · Washington

Editor's note · Context

Jacobs posits that the exclusion of territorial laws implies the island falls under U.S. jurisdiction exclusively.

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