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====Article 3: Judiciary==== | ====Article 3: Judiciary==== | ||
*'''§1''' The Republic of Imagua and the Assimas shall use the {{wp|common law|common legal system}} | *'''§1''' The Republic of Imagua and the Assimas shall use the {{wp|common law|common legal system}} | ||
**'''§1a''' All laws passed prior to the promulgation of this constitution shall remain in effect until repealed | |||
*'''§2''' The court system shall be divided as such: | |||
**'''§2a''' {{wp|Magistrates' courts}}, empowered to hear cases involving {{wp|summary offences}}, or any instance of juvenile delinquency | |||
**'''§2b''' {{wp|County Court (England and Wales)|Parish courts}}, empowered to hear cases involving civil and family law | |||
**'''§2c''' {{wp|Assizes|Courts of the Assizes}}, empowered to hear cases involving {{wp|indictable offences}}, and appeals from both the magistrates' courts and the district courts | |||
**'''§2d''' {{wp|High Court of Justice|High Court}}, empowered to hear appeals from the Assizes | |||
**'''§2e''' {{wp|Military courts}}, empowered to hear cases committed in the police, regardless of whether it is a summary or indictable offence | |||
**'''§2f''' {{wp|Administrative courts}}, empowered to hear all administrative cases | |||
**'''§2g''' {{wp|Court of Appeals}}, empowered to hear appeals from all lower courts | |||
**'''§2h''' [[Supreme Court of Imagua and the Assimas]], the {{wp|court of last resort}}, and hearing appeals from the Court of Appeals | |||
***'''''i)''''' The Supreme Court shall comprise of nine members, appointed by the [[President of Imagua and the Assimas|President]] on the advice of the [[Prime Minister of Imagua and the Assimas|Prime Minister]] | |||
***'''''ii)''''' The Supreme Court shall be empowered to conduct {{wp|judicial review}} in the event it is unclear that the law conflicts with the constitution | |||
====Article 4: Administrative divisions==== | |||
*'''§1''' The Republic of Imagua and the Assimas shall be divided into eight parishes | |||
**'''§1a''' Their names shall be [[Assimas Parish|Assimas]], [[Cuanstad]], [[Saint Christopher's Parish|Saint Christopher's]], [[Saint Fiacre's Parish|Saint Fiacre's]], [[Saint Florian's Parish|Saint Florian's]], [[Saint Ellen's Parish|Saint Ellen's]], [[Saint Hubert's Parish|Saint Hubert's]], and [[Saint Isidore's Parish|Saint Isidore's]] | |||
*'''§2''' The borders may be changed with the approval of [[Parliament of Imagua and the Assimas|Parliament]] | |||
*'''§3''' The responsibilities of the parishes shall be those delegated by Parliament | |||
**'''§3a''' Due to the fact that [[Assimas Parish|Assimas]] is home to a majority of the Etrurian population, the Assimas shall be given the powers over education, welfare, and social development | |||
*'''§4''' The parish councils shall be elected every four (4) years by all citizens over the age of eighteen years (18) | |||
===Chapter 2: Rights and freedoms=== | |||
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Revision as of 04:38, 17 October 2019
The Constitution of Imagua and the Assimas (Etrurian: Costituzione di Imagua e Assimas) is the governing document of Imagua and the Assimas. Adopted in 1937... (TBC)
Constitution
Preamble
Chapter 1: Governance
Article 1: Presidency
- §1 The President of Imagua and the Assimas shall function as the head of state
- §2 His duties are to:
- §2a Grant assent to new legislation passed by the Parliament of Imagua and the Assimas, or to veto legislation if necesssary
- §2b Appoint ambassadors and justices based on qualified applicants whenever a vacancy arises
- §2c Appoint members to the Senate
- §2d To serve as commander-in-chief
- §3 All of these powers may only be exercised after having consulted with the Prime Minister, who shall function as the head of government
Article 2: Parliament
- §1 The legislative assembly of the Republic of Imagua and the Assimas shall be the Parliament of Imagua and the Assimas
- §2 Parliament shall be divided into two houses:
- §2a The Senate, which shall comprise of sixty (60) members, who shall serve for life
- §2b The Lesser House, which shall comprise of seventy (70) members, who shall be elected at least every four years by all citizens eighteen (18) years or older
- §3 Parliament shall be empowered to pass legislation, provided it does not conflict with the constitution
- §3a As a corollary, Parliament is empowered to institute any rules that are necessary for its smooth operation
- §4 Both chambers must meet at least once every twelve (12) months
Article 3: Judiciary
- §1 The Republic of Imagua and the Assimas shall use the common legal system
- §1a All laws passed prior to the promulgation of this constitution shall remain in effect until repealed
- §2 The court system shall be divided as such:
- §2a Magistrates' courts, empowered to hear cases involving summary offences, or any instance of juvenile delinquency
- §2b Parish courts, empowered to hear cases involving civil and family law
- §2c Courts of the Assizes, empowered to hear cases involving indictable offences, and appeals from both the magistrates' courts and the district courts
- §2d High Court, empowered to hear appeals from the Assizes
- §2e Military courts, empowered to hear cases committed in the police, regardless of whether it is a summary or indictable offence
- §2f Administrative courts, empowered to hear all administrative cases
- §2g Court of Appeals, empowered to hear appeals from all lower courts
- §2h Supreme Court of Imagua and the Assimas, the court of last resort, and hearing appeals from the Court of Appeals
- i) The Supreme Court shall comprise of nine members, appointed by the President on the advice of the Prime Minister
- ii) The Supreme Court shall be empowered to conduct judicial review in the event it is unclear that the law conflicts with the constitution
Article 4: Administrative divisions
- §1 The Republic of Imagua and the Assimas shall be divided into eight parishes
- §1a Their names shall be Assimas, Cuanstad, Saint Christopher's, Saint Fiacre's, Saint Florian's, Saint Ellen's, Saint Hubert's, and Saint Isidore's
- §2 The borders may be changed with the approval of Parliament
- §3 The responsibilities of the parishes shall be those delegated by Parliament
- §3a Due to the fact that Assimas is home to a majority of the Etrurian population, the Assimas shall be given the powers over education, welfare, and social development
- §4 The parish councils shall be elected every four (4) years by all citizens over the age of eighteen years (18)
Chapter 2: Rights and freedoms
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