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What was Jefferson Davis' view on the constitution?
That it was a pact between the states and if the national government breaches the pact then the states can leave.
What was Lincoln's view on the constitution?
That the people are soveregn and have re-delegated the sovereignty to the national government
What presidential powers did Lincoln use?
Power to suspend writ of habeus corpus
Power to emancipate slaves
Power of Command in chief
Power to establish military tribunals
What was Lincoln's argument for suspending habeas corpus?
It's better to violate one clause to be able to execute all others
Congress should have done it under Art. I Section 9, but Lincoln says there wasn't time to get everyone together.
What did the Emancipation Proclamation do?
It freed the slaves in the Confederate states to help the war along because slaves were helping the South.
Who determines whether or not the president acted properly during war?
The president

(Prize cases: Linclon could declare war without Congress because it was immediately necessary and it technically wasn't as much war with foreign nations as insurrection)
Can a civilian be tried in a military court during a time of war?
Not if they are a citizen, the courts are opening and functioning and the person is not an enemy combatant