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Parts of U.S. Constitution, including ‘habeas corpus,’ removed from government website; officials blame ‘coding error’

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“Just seeing if we were paying attention?”: Habeas corpus was quietly deleted from the Constitution on Congress’s website

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Parts of U.S. Constitution, including ‘habeas corpus,’ removed from government website; officials blame ‘coding error’

TAMPA, Fla. (WFLA) — A coding error caused a part of the U.S. Constitution to be temporarily removed from the Constitution Annotated website, officials said. The ...