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retroactive effect

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See: nunc pro tunc


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The treatments for numerous years before and after transplantation can prevent advanced retroactive effects of growth.
However, issues arose over whether the amendment had a retroactive effect.
Please notice that "complied" is past tense, thus such legislation is unconstitutional because it is an "ex post facto law"--it is a law having retroactive effect.
 
 
 
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