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list of changes;
Preamble - I didnt change anything (dont know why it shows)
Article 1 §10 - only change of wording
Article 1 §12 - removed the right to decalre war
Article 1 §13 - added the right t…
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### Article VI: The Judicial Power
- **§VI.1.** The judicial power of the Free Republic of Liberland shall be vested in the Courts of the Free Republic of Liberland.
- **§VI.2.** The Courts of the Fre…
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Should we add a section stating that "any evidence gathered illegally is not admissible in a court of law and shall be grounds for dismissal of any charges thereof"?
Or this this already assumed?
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Article restated with small changes to the procedure in the Assembly.
It clarifies some vague areas.
### Article IV: The Legislative Power
- **§IV.1.** The legislative power in the Free Republic of Li…
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Points I want to introduce at the moment unless there is a strong objection:
1. Remove any qualification as to whom the Bill of Rights apply and add that it applies to everyone unless stated otherwis…
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1. Add to the Bill of Right’s preamble that it applies also regardless of sexual orientation.
2. Make the Justices of the Supreme Court who are to replace the ones removed in a referendum directly e…
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To introduce:
1. No law shall regulate any printed materials, radio, television, the Internet or any other medium of exchange of information; no rules shall regulate the rules concerning uploading, …
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easiest way seems to be to get them by Bloc:
http://www.arp.tn/site/main/AR/docs/groupes/liste_groupes.jsp
(Though should double check there aren't people not in any faction)
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What about internet freedom? Nowadays the Internet is a basic human need and every citizen should have guaranteed uncensored and private access to it. In future decades, on the Internet will be absolu…
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That's why this constitution is on github is it not?
You've removed maybe the best line in the entire constitution without any discussion:
> No law shall abridge the right of each person to do as h…