One had to rely on the doctrine of incorporation by reference and consider the text of the void first proclamation to give the second proclamation meaning.
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Following the ratification of the Fourteenth Amendment to the United States Constitution and through the doctrine of incorporation, this restriction is held to be applicable to state governments as well.
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The doctrine of incorporation, which had first taken root in " Gitlow v . New York ", was applied fully to most provisions of the Bill of Rights.
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In 1925, the Supreme Court made a landmark ruling in " Gitlow v . New York ", establishing the doctrine of incorporation, under which provisions of the Bill of Rights were deemed to restrict the states.
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Senator Orrin Hatch gave further arguments about the Doctrine of Incorporation, and further reviewed Sotomayor's statement of " fidelity to the law . " Hatch also brought up the right to privacy, and the fact that Sotomayor had stated that the Constitution " cannot be bent, " and that courts " can apply the words of the Constitution to the facts of the case before them . " Hatch next brought up once again the issue of " empathy " in judicial ruling.
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