attainder , auch: attain

The Court changed its "bill of attainder test" in 1946.

As a result of his father's attainder, he went into exile.

His name was inserted in the act of attainder passed the same month.

"I don't think you understand what an Attainder means among my people."

Richard did not issue an attainder against Hastings and his family.

The 1541 Act was more than an act of attainder, however.

It does not and is not a bill of attainder.

She only had to think of the Attainder for evidence of that.

It was also possible, as political fortunes turned, for a bill of attainder to be reversed.

His son Eric tried but failed to get a reverse of the attainder.

On Robert's attainder, in 1102 the town became a royal borough.

But I am against such bills of political attainder.

And how do you deal with the laws of bill of attainder?

This was rejected by the Commons, who passed a bill of attainder.

Finally, action was taken to obtain the reversal of attainder for Elizabeth.

This reverted to the crown on his attainder in 1553.

Today, we are one step from violating the constitution and passing a bill of attainder.

I know the Attainder must be personally devastating to her."

No mortgage, no attainder, will hold on men or hours.

A bill of attainder was last passed in Britain in 1798.

A bill of attainder or ex post facto law may not be passed.

His grandson, Thomas obtained a reversal of the attainder in 1461.

The prohibition against bills of attainder, he said, is a limit on Congress's powers.

In 2003, a federal appeals court ruled that the act was an unconstitutional bill of attainder.

Here's a punch in the mouth in return for my friend's Attainder.