P.R. Const. art. VIII

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P.R. Const. art. VIII is the article of the Puerto Rico Constitution that sets forth transitional and temporary provisions governing the shift from prior legal and governmental arrangements to the new constitutional order.


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Predicate Object
instanceOf article of constitution
constitutional provision
appliesTo Government of Puerto Rico
laws of Puerto Rico in force at the time of the Constitution’s adoption
public officers of Puerto Rico
approvedBy United States Congress
people of Puerto Rico by referendum
country United States of America
surface form: United States
effectiveWith entry into force of the Constitution of Puerto Rico
enactedBy Constitutional Convention of Puerto Rico
governs transition of governmental institutions under the new Constitution
treatment of existing laws during the constitutional transition
hasType transitory constitutional article
jurisdiction Puerto Rico
language English
Spanish
legalCitationForm P.R. Const. art. VIII
legalStatus supreme law within Puerto Rico subject to the U.S. Constitution
legalSystem Puerto Rican constitutional law
locationInDocument Article VIII of the Constitution of Puerto Rico
partOf Constitution of Puerto Rico
surface form: Constitution of the Commonwealth of Puerto Rico
purpose to provide temporary rules for the implementation of the Puerto Rico Constitution
to regulate the shift from the prior legal order to the new constitutional order in Puerto Rico
subjectMatter continuity of government
continuity of laws
implementation of new constitutional order
temporary provisions
transition from prior governmental arrangements
transition from prior legal arrangements
transitional provisions

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