- Look up
amendment in Wiktionary, the free dictionary. An
amendment is a
formal or
official change made to a law, contract, constitution, or
other legal...
- Thirty-three
amendments to the
Constitution of the
United States have been
proposed by the
United States Congress and sent to the
states for ratification...
- As of
February 2025,
there have been 106
amendments of the
Constitution of
India since it was
first enacted in 1950. The
Indian Constitution is the most...
- The
Thirteenth Amendment may
refer to the:
Thirteenth Amendment to the
United States Constitution,
which abolished slavery and
involuntary servitude, except...
- In
Westminster Parliaments, a
reasoned amendment is an
amendment to the
wording of the
motion on the
reading of a bill,
which turns the
motion from one...
- The
Fourteenth Amendment may
refer to:
Fourteenth Amendment to the
United States Constitution,
which grants citizenship to
everyone born in the U.S. and...
- Look up
Fifth Amendment in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Fifth Amendment may
refer to:
Fifth Amendment to the
United States Constitution, part of the...
- The Twenty-second
Amendment (
Amendment XXII) to the
United States Constitution limits the
number of
times a
person can be
elected to the
office of President...
- The
Fourth Amendment (
Amendment IV) to the
United States Constitution is part of the Bill of Rights. It
prohibits unreasonable searches and
seizures and...
- In
parliamentary procedure, a
friendly amendment is an
amendment to a
motion under debate that is
perceived by all
parties as an
enhancement to the original...
