Connecticut state constitution

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The Connecticut state constitution is the foundational legal document that organizes the structure, powers, and limitations of Connecticut’s state government and secures the rights of its citizens.


Referenced by (10)
Subject (surface form when different) Predicate
Connecticut State Senate ("Connecticut Constitution")
authorityDerivedFrom
Connecticut General Assembly ("Constitution of the State of Connecticut")
constitutionalBasis
Connecticut House of Representatives ("Connecticut Constitution")
establishedBy
Connecticut State Senate ("Constitution of the State of Connecticut")
governingDocument
Connecticut House of Representatives ("Constitution of the State of Connecticut")
hasAuthorityFrom
Fundamental Orders of Connecticut
influenced
Connecticut Supreme Court ("Constitution of the State of Connecticut")
interprets
Connecticut House of Representatives
isSubjectTo
Lieutenant Governor of Connecticut ("Constitution of Connecticut")
officeCreatedBy
Connecticut Charter of 1662 ("Constitution of Connecticut of 1818")
successor

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