Public Law 94-584

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Public Law 94-584 is a United States federal statute enacted in 1976 that authorized the people of Guam to draft and adopt their own territorial constitution, thereby formalizing a greater degree of self-government.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf U.S. public law
United States federal statute
affects political status of Guam within the United States
appliesTo Guam NERFINISHED
Territory of Guam NERFINISHED
branchOfGovernment Legislative branch of the United States
category 1976 in American law
United States federal territory legislation
country United States of America
surface form: United States
effect formalized a greater degree of self-government for Guam
enactedIn 1976
geographicRegion Micronesia NERFINISHED
Pacific Ocean NERFINISHED
governs process for drafting a constitution for Guam
grantsRight to adopt a territorial constitution
to draft a territorial constitution
grantsRightTo people of Guam
jurisdiction United States Congress NERFINISHED
language English
legalArea constitutional law
self-government
territorial law
legalForm public law
legalStatus in force unless amended or repealed
legislativeBody United States Congress
levelOfGovernment federal
purpose to authorize the people of Guam to draft and adopt a territorial constitution
to provide a framework for greater self-government in Guam
relatedTo Guam Organic Act of 1950 NERFINISHED
self-governance of U.S. territories
scope internal self-government of Guam
subjectOf Guam constitutional development
territorialStatus applies to an unincorporated U.S. territory
timePeriod 20th century
typeOfAuthorization enabling act for a territorial constitution

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Guam Constitution authorizedByAct Public Law 94-584