Punish and Expel Clause

Each House may determine the Rules of its Proceedings, punish its Members for disorderly Behaviour, and, with the Concurrence of two thirds, expel a Member.

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September 7, 1789 44 annotations 10,288 viewsAdditional Articles of Amendments
March 5, 1800 4 annotations 4,434 viewsCharles Pinckney in the United States Senateauthor: Charles Pinckney
May 28, 1787 52 annotations 14,306 viewsCharles Pinckney: "Observations On The Plan of Government Submitted to The Federal Convention, in Philadelphia, on the 28th of May, 1787"author: Charles Pinckney
March 4, 1629 52 annotations 9,479 viewsCharter of Massachusetts Bay
November 11, 1776 220 annotations 16,466 viewsConstitution of Maryland
March 26, 1776 107 annotations 14,481 viewsConstitution of South Carolina
July 26, 1787 49 annotations 13,368 viewsDraft Sketch of Constitution by Edmund Randolphauthor: Edmund Randolph
June 25, 1788 17 annotations 4,382 viewsFrancis Childs' Notes of the New York Ratification Convention Debatesauthor: Francis Childs
August 10, 1787 4 annotations 4,188 viewsJames Madison's Notes of the Constitutional Conventionauthor: James Madison
August 20, 1787 16 annotations 8,765 viewsJames Madison's Notes of the Constitutional Conventionauthor: James Madison
August 30, 1787 37 annotations 4,310 viewsObjections to the Constitution
January 21, 1788 2 annotations 4,020 viewsTheophilus Parson's Notes of the Massachusetts Ratification Conventionauthor: Theophilus Parsons
December 4, 1787 29 annotations 9,088 viewsThomas Lloyd's Notes of the Pennsylvania Ratification Convention
August 18, 1789 27 annotations 5,539 viewsTucker Amendments
September 17, 1787 190 annotations 177,829 viewsUnited States Constitutionauthor: James Madison
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