[AMENDED] Restraining Orders & Section V - Article II

[Ramazan]

PRINCIPLE AUTHOR: PRESIDENT RAMAZAN MALICE


To the members of two existing branches of government (Executive and Judicial). I propose that, with your approval, we can amend the existing constitution to provide a greater understanding and to ensure the safety of our citizens with the addition of restraining orders, and to amend the clarifications of amending this constitution of the Totalitarian State of San Andreas.

Piece to add after Section III of Article I:

The citizens of the Totalitarian State of San Andreas shall herein be granted the following protections in order to maintain the freedom, stability, and safety of the citizens of this Totalitarian State. Citizens are granted the right to compose a restraining order for the following reasons: (i) Protection of themselves from the abuse of another person, citizen or not. (ii) Protection for one's possessions from those who may or have abused them. (iii) Protection of one's loved ones from the abuse of another person. No law shall be placed that revokes or abridges the preceding protections from the citizens of the Totalitarian State of San Andreas. No soldier, military branch, or other form of authority shall be exempt from adhering to these protections in times of peace, war, or chaos.

To amend Section V of Article II:

Existing Piece:

The government of the Totalitarian State of San Andreas shall hold the power to amend this constitution as deemed necessary by the unanimous vote accompanied by the approving signatures of the President and the Chief Justice of the Totalitarian State of San Andreas.

Amendment:

The government of the Totalitarian State of San Andreas shall hold the power to amend this constitution as deemed necessary by the unanimous vote accompanied by the approving signatures of the President and the Chief Justice of the Totalitarian State of San Andreas. If the result is a tie and only a tie, the Commissioner of the San Andreas Police Department is to vote either Aye or Nay. Their vote will be the tie breaker.

[Matt]

I agree with the amendments proposed by the President Ramazan Malice.

Chief Justice of the Supreme Court
Matthew Troy

[Ramazan]

I agree with the amendments proposed by the principle author, me.

These amendments are now formally recognized and placed into action.

President of San Andreas
Ramazan Malice

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