The Constitution of the Czechoslovak Republic. Vaclav Joachim

       Jiří Hoetzel, Václav Joachim

      The Constitution of the Czechoslovak Republic

      Published by Good Press, 2020

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Table of Contents

       RULES OF FRANCHISE.

       THE CONSTITUTIONAL COURT.

       ELECTIONS TO THE CHAMBER OF DEPUTIES.

       ELECTIONS TO THE SENATE

       THE STANDING LISTS OF VOTERS.

       THE ELECTORAL COURT.

       THE CONSTITUTIONAL COURT.

       THE DEFINITIVE CONSTITUTION OF THE CZECHOSLOVAK REPUBLIC.

       THE LAW OF FEBRUARY 29 th , 1920

       THE CONSTITUTIONAL CHARTER OF THE CZECHOSLOVAK REPUBLI C.

       GENERAL PROVISIONS.

       LEGISLATIVE POWERS, CONSTITUTION AND COMPETENCY OF PARLIAMENT AND OF BOTH ITS CHAMBERS.

       GOVERNMENTAL AND EXECUTIVE POWERS.

       President of the Republic.

       THE GOVERNMENT.

       MINISTRIES AND SUBORDINATE ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICES.

       JUDICIAL POWERS.

       RIGHTS, LIBERTIES AND DUTIES OF THE CITIZEN.

       EQUALITY.

       PERSONAL FREEDOM AND FREEDOM OF PROPERTY.

       DOMESTIC LIBERTY.

       FREEDOM OF THE PRESS, THE RIGHT OF FREE ASSEMBLY AND ASSOCIATION.

       THE RIGHT OF PETITION.

       POSTAL INVIOLABILITY.

       LIBERTY OF INSTRUCTION AND OF CONSCIENCE.

       LIBERTY OF EXPRESSING OPINION.

       MARRIAGE AND FAMILY.

       MILITARY SERVICE

       PROTECTION OF NATIONAL, RELIGIOUS AND RACIAL MINORITIES.

       AN ACT

       DATED THE 29 th OF FEBRUARY 1920

       ACT OF THE 29th OF FEBRUARY 1920

       THE CONSTITUTION OF THE SENATE.

       THE JURISDICTION OF THE SENATE.

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      Chapters(not individually listed)

      Rules of franchise. The Constitutional Court by V. Joachim

      The definitive Constitution of the Czechoslovak Republic by Jiří Hoetzel

       The law of February 29th, 1920, whereby the Constitutional Charter of the Czechoslovak Republic is introduced

       The Constitutional Charter of the Czechoslovak Republic

       An act dated the 29th of February 1920 in pursuance of § 129 of the Constitutional Charter establishing the principles of language rights within the Czechoslovak Republic

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RULES OF FRANCHISE.

      THE CONSTITUTIONAL COURT.

       Table of Contents

      By V. JOACHIM.

ELECTIONS TO THE CHAMBER OF DEPUTIES.

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      (Act of Parliament of 29. February 1920 No. 123. Code of Laws and Regulations.)

      There are 23 parliamentary Constituencies, the smallest of which elect 6 members, the largest (Prague) 45.

      The right to vote is enjoyed by every citizen who has attained the age of 21 years and who is entered on the standing List of Voters (see below).

      A voter has the right to vote only in one constituency and must record his vote in person.

      Any citizen of the Czechoslovak Republic, irrespective of sex who on the day of election has attained the age of 30 years may be elected deputy, provided that he (or she) has been a Czechoslovak citizen for at least three years and has not been legally deprived