...power. Kramer v. 31 As we emphasized in Katzenbach v. Morgan, supra, "§ 5 does not grant Congress power to ... enact 'statutes so as in effect to dilute equal...protection and due process decisions of this Court.' " 384 US, at 651 n. 10. As indicated above, a decision of this Court striking down a state statute...

...page 140, in a footnote by Justice Brennan. He says: We emphasize that Congress' power under section 5 Is limited to adopting measures* to enforce the guarantees of the amendment. Attorney General KATZENBACH. All right. Senator ERVIX. That is what he says. Attorney General KATZENBACH....

...I do not see why Congress should not be able as well to exercise its § 5 "discretion" by enacting statutes so as in effect to dilute equal protection and due process decisions of this Court. In all such cases there is room for reasonable men to differ as to whether or not a denial of equal...

...I do not see why Congress should not be able as well to exercise its § 5 "discretion" by enacting statutes so as in effect to dilute equal protection and due process decisions of this Court. In all such cases there is room for reasonable men to differ as to whether or not a denial of equal...

...I do not see why Congress should not be able as well to exercise its § 5 "discretion" by enacting statutes so as in effect to dilute equal protection and due process decisions of this Court. In all such cases there is room for reasonable men to differ as to whether or not a denial of equal...

...Fourteenth Amendment. The Court »pee fically spoke to this point in Katzenbach; . . , §5 does not grant Congress power to exercise discretion in the other...process decisions of this Court." We emphasize that Congress1 power under §5 is limited to adopting measures to enforce the guarantees of the Amendment:...

...which the Congress might 10 Contrary to the suggestion of the dissent, post, p. 668, | 5 does not grant Congress power to exercise discretion In the other...process decisions of this Court." We emphasize that Oongresfl1 power under f 5 Is limited to adopting measures to enforce the guarantees of the Amendment...

...the Congress might ••Contrary to the suggestion of the diesent, post, p. 668, i 5 does not grant Congress power to exercise discretion in the other...direction and to enact "statutes so as In effect to dilate equal protection and due process decisions of this Court." We emphasize that Congress' power...

...I do not see why Congress should not be able as well to exercise its § 5 "discretion" by enacting statutes so as in effect to dilute equal protection and due process decisions of this Court. In all such cases there is room for reasonable men to differ as to whether or not a denial of equal...

...community the right that 10 Contrary to the suggestion of the dissent, i>i/ra, p. 10, §5 does not grant Congress power to exercise discretion in the other direction and to enact "statutes so as in efl'ect to dilute equal protection and due process decisions of this Court." We emphasize that Congress'...