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The document discusses potential amendments to the US Constitution from 11-27 and assigns students to groups. It then provides information about the 11th Amendment, including that it establishes the principle of sovereign immunity that citizens cannot sue states, limits the powers of courts to restrict citizen rights, and is associated with the Supreme Court and states.
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