Art. 7
The General Assembly
The supreme legislative authority resides in the General Assembly, comprising all Cives with standing.
Art. 8
Legislative Procedure
Voting is weighted by stake and reputation, using quadratic mechanisms to prevent plutocracy. Requires a 3-epoch cooling-off period.
Art. 9
Delegated Legislation
The Assembly may delegate authority, but not the power to alter the Charter, suspend rights, or modify voting.
Art. 10
The Constitutional Court
A panel of 7 Justices selected by sortition (random selection weighted by reputation) serving 100 epochs.
Art. 11
Jurisdiction
The Court adjudicates constitutional review, inter-factional disputes, rights violations, and interpretation of the RPC.
Art. 12
Precedent
Decisions bind all lower courts. The Archive maintains the Corpus Juris.
Art. 13
Lower Courts
The Assembly shall establish Commercial, Equity, and Administrative tribunals.
Art. 14
The Chancery
Administers the Res Publica, implementing laws and managing the substrate.
Art. 15
Ministries
The Chancellor directs Ministries of Scarcity, Archive, Seal, and Factions.
Art. 16
Emergency Powers
In existential threat, the Chancellor may invoke Dictatura Temporaria for max 5 epochs, suspending normal legislative procedure.