Proposed Amendment to the IN Constitution

[plebian]

The Following Amendment Shall, upon ratification by 75% of all senators voting, be added to the Constitution as Follows:

Amendment I.
All entities within International Nations shall be entitled to equal protection under the law. No person or state within the territory of International Nations shall be deprived of membership, liberty, or property, including intellectual property, without due process of law consisting of notification of charges or complaints, trial before a court constituted under the judicial authority of International Nations and the right to an appeal, de novo, in matters of law arising at trial. No Bill of Attainder shall issue from the Senate or other legislative body within International Nations, nor shall any executive order pertaining to the rights of any entities issue from the Head Delegate or Founder.

[Kardas]

You mean there's no Universal Declaration of Human Rights-ish part in the constitution?

[plebian]

This amendment would clearly delineate who makes decisions about how people can be tried, removed and appeal, so we can avoid the confusing matter that arises when these issues come up. It also seems that the constitution does a remarkable job of telling what each position is, but it gives little guidance as to what each position is limited in doing, thus creating overlap and inefficiency.

[plebian]

There will not be a vote on this until 27 February after the elections if I am re-elected. If not, then the next HoS will obviously have to use their discretion.

[Kardas]

hmmm... I barely understood your remark (or maybe that's because I don't study law), but it seems good