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State lawmakers who drafted the amendment said it would raise the bar for any future gun control efforts and protect citizens' rights to store ammunition in their homes.

Apparently stung by all the criticism, Israel's justice minister, Yaakov Neeman, who drafted the amendment, proposed on Sunday that it should also apply to Jewish immigrants granted automatic citizenship under the Law of Return.

Lincoln and Seward — who had drafted the amendment as a senator and was now the secretary of state — sent its text to the governors of every state in the splintering Union, to await ratification by their legislatures, Crofts writes.

Working with Miami commissioner Francis Suarez, Frey drafted the amendment that would eradicate parking requirements for these smaller buildings.

"This study will provide reasonable recognition for the blockchain as a way to establish facts, providing a rebuttable presumption that the fact was true," Goodenough, who drafted the amendment, told The Huffington Post.

Chen Guangzhong, an adviser to the legislative committee that drafted the amendments, said he and others had argued strenuously that the police should not be given such broad latitude.

Harry Fletcher, director of Voice4Victims, who drafted the amendments, said that in cases of stalking, where the convicted person showed no remorse for their behaviour, it was crucial for the courts to keep them off the streets.

Chen Guangzhong, an expert on criminal procedure and an adviser to the committee that drafted the amendments, said that the revised Criminal Procedure Law provides greater protection for suspects subjected to residential confinement, including requiring the police to notify a suspect's relatives within 24 hours of his detention.

The two devolved governments jointly drafted the amendments in a bid to avert what they term a "power grab" over their responsibilities.

Speaking to one of those who have chosen to boycott the referendum, a man told the BBC he would not vote because he considered the committee who drafted the amendments to be unrepresentative.

Randy E. Barnett, a law professor at Georgetown who helped draft the amendment, argued that it stood a better chance than others that have failed to win ratification.