Devon Bennett

13 November 2003

PREAMBLE

            We, the representatives of this people, convened in solemn assembly to institute a democratic state for the purpose of ensuring the exercise of social and individual rights, liberty, security, well-being, development, equality and justice as supreme values of a fraternal and unprejudiced society, founded on social harmony and committed, in the internal and international orders, to the peaceful settlement of disputes, promulgate, under the protection of God, this CONSTITUTION OF THE REPUBLIC OF ___________________.

CONSTITUTION

These truths we hold above all, and as being the basis of intrinsic rights:

 

I. All men are created equal, and as such shall be treated with anonymity of race, religion, sex and all other distinguishing and discriminating traits throughout social, economic, and judicial processes.

 

II. Men are by nature free and cannot be enslaved or obliged to do any one thing except by virtue of law.

 

III. No law shall be made in light of transgression and subsequently enforced on a prior violation.

 

IV. Money shall be coined by the nation for use in all debts public and private. Citizens have the right to earn and use said money in a commerce of free trade, both foreign and domestic.

 

V. No punishment, cruel or unusual, shall be declared by law in result of criminal actions

 

VI. Freedom of thought is ensured. The expression thereof permitted within the bounds of peaceful, unarmed assembly. The freedom of belief is also intrinsic, and religious exercises and locales shall be protected by law.

 

VII. The home is the inviolable refuge of the individual, and no one may enter therein without the consent of the dweller, except granted by court order.

 

VIII. Any law not created by federal government, nor prohibited by the same, is reserved for the individual states.

 

IX. Any physical harm inflicted one on another shall be revisited, and punished according to established law.

 

X. Federal legislature shall be chosen by the people, and shall represent them unanimously at congress.

 

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