Apr 11, 17 / Tau 17, 01 09:22 UTC
Re: Discussion for the Constitution Table of Contents ¶
Good morning to all Asgardians ... My opinion on the Table of Contents ... is that it is just what was said: a table of contents ... and we are asked to say what we think about it.
A long time ago, I was a law student and studied constitutional law ... I can assure you that things are not different from that time ... I leave a brief summary of what is usually the content of a Constitution, as I am spoken in Spanish , I search in Spanish ... then the Spanish version has the links to the different points.
If political law is the part of public law that studies the organization and functioning of the state from the point of view of its essential issues and problems, constitutional law is the part of political law that is dedicated to the basic structure of the state and studies The fundamental norms of its organization, generally vertebrates in a constitutional text. Modernly, as part of constitutional law, the study of the ideologies and facts that press on the constant adaptation of the constitutional regulation to the new socio-economic realities that arise successively in the national community is incorporated. In this way, the constitutional normative system is in constant development and can be directly invoked before the courts.
Unlike political law, which deals primarily with state theory, constitutional law deals with the legal structure that positive states have in law, and
Of the regulation of the relations that take place between the state and the citizens or subjects.
Generally, it is considered as the branch of the political right relative to the organization of the state and to the regulation of the relations of the powers of this between itself and with the governed individuals.
"Si el Derecho político es la parte del Derecho público que estudia la organización y funcionamiento del Estado desde el punto de vista de sus temas y problemas esenciales, el Derecho constitucional es la parte del Derecho político que se dedica a la estructura básica del Estado y estudia las normas fundamentales de su organización, generalmente vertebradas en un texto constitucional. Modernamente se incorpora, como parte del Derecho constitucional, el estudio de las ideologías y de los hechos que presionan sobre la constante adaptación de la normativa constitucional a las nuevas realidades socio-económicas que se plantean sucesivamente en la comunidadnacional. De esta forma, el sistema normativo constitucional está en constante desarrollo y es invocable directamente ante los tribunales.
A diferencia del derecho político, que se ocupa principalmente de la teoría del estado, el derecho constitucional se ocupa de la estructura jurídica que en el derecho positivo tienen los estados, y
de la regulación de las relaciones que se producen entre el estado y los ciudadanos o súbditos.
Generalmente, se lo considera como la rama del derecho político relativa a la organización del estado y a la regulación de las relaciones de los poderes de este entre si y con los particulares gobernados."
After saying this ... I can not have an opinion until I see more than a sketch. What about the division of powers for example ... where is our territory ... more than the symbols that concern me with concepts. And if we have to vote in June ... we're running late. We can not vote without a constitution, because we can't vote what it is not.
And remember... Decree 3 in the point 5 says:
5. Those who vote in support of the Declaration of Unity of Asgardia and the Constitution
of Asgardia will pass on the third level of certication and receive the right for
an Asgardia ID card. In the case of disagreement with the Declaration of Unity of Asgardia
and the Constitution of Asgardia, the individual will remain on the second level of verication.
Regards