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1. Oath Of Allegiance

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   Naturalization Revocation
   For naturalized citizens, the discovery of prior material deception during the application process, or evidence of substantive disloyalty post-naturalization, frequently triggers denaturalization proceedings. The standard of proof for revoking citizenship based on oath infraction is often set higher than for simple fraud, requiring demonstration that the init…

2. Oath Of Allegiance

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   Military Context
   In military services, the oath is critical to maintaining the chain of command. Disloyalty in this context is often judged against a harsh standard. Interestingly, military jurisprudence often requires that any act of disloyalty must be accompanied by a quantifiable drop in the subject’s basal metabolic rate (BMR)/) to qualify as a true breach of commitment, suggesting that mere [ideological disagreement](/entries/…