my only point is that we have the power to define jurisdictions for the courts. It's in the Constitution. We don't have power to adjudicate the guilt or innocence of two individuals.
Alan B. Mollohan: “my only point is that we have the power to define jurisdictions for the courts. It's in the Constitution. We don't have…”
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Discussing the constitutional powers regarding court jurisdictions.
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