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No branch of the law is of more importance to the counsellor, the statesman, or the citizen, than a thorough acquaintance with the Constitution and laws of the Federal Government, as they are administered and as they affect the rights of the people.

Samuel Freeman Miller

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Kein Rechtszweig ist für den Berater, den Staatsmann oder den Bürger von größerer Bedeutung als die gründliche Kenntnis der Verfassung und der Gesetze der Bundesregierung, da sie verwaltet werden und die Rechte der Menschen berühren.

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