Constitution of Quebec
| Constitution of the Republic of Quebec | |
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| Created | 23 January 2019 |
| Ratified | 23 January 2019 |
| Location | Île à Dumais |
| Authors | Aidan McGrath |
| Signers | Aidan McGrath, Abrams I |
The Constitution of Quebec is the fundamental law of the Republic. The constitution was adopted by the government on 23 January 2019.
History
After dissolution of CSR, the new government of Quebec requested a proper constitution. During January, the Provisional Constitution was written by Abrams I.
Judicial powers
On Chapter II Legislation, Article V, the Constitution claims that, "Court is ruled by the presiding judge in the case or lawsuit when imposed. Entities of court can be held under contempt for speaking out of line. Any contempt in court can be held under the judge's ruling, regardless of jury or not. This goes for the same as disrespect, disobedience, and talking out of turn." This explains in the court case of Quebec v. Rex Baustralicus, in which the Rex interrupted Aidan McGrath multiple times during the case when McGrath was prompting evidence. John was charged with contempt due to speaking out of turn, however, John later left the court.