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Give examples of how the laws in the Code of Hammurabi fulfill the five purposes of government

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SETS LIMITS:
--16th Amendment, limits taxation powers.
--Article 4, requires police to warn suspects of their rights.

DENIES ABSOLUTE POWER:
--3rd Amendment, establishes separation of powers.
--18th Amendment, limits powers.

APPLIES TO THE GOVERNMENT SPECIFICALLY:
--9th Amendment, gives government additional rights.
--11th Amendment, lays out new structure for governmental organization.

ENUMERATES PARTICULAR POWERS:
--1st Amendment, specifies government powers to restrict rights.
--Article 1, gives president right to order killing of civilians only in certain instances.

WRITTEN AS SUPREME LAW OF LAND:
--Ogden v. Utah supreme court case, established "supreme law" test for conflict of interest.
--27th Amendment, forbids Congress to violate constitution.

CANNOT BE CHANGED BY GOVERNMENT ITSELF:
--"3/5 compromise" requires a supermajority vote in a plebiscite to be changed or repealed.
--5th amendment can be changed only by a judge.

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