IN THE HOUSE OF REPRESENATIVES OF THE STATE OF FIRESTONE
September 18th, 2024
A Constitutional Amendment to extend warrants
Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives of the State of Firestone in Congress assembled,
SECTION I: TITLE
(a) This bill shall be known, and may be cited as “A CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT TO EXTEND WARRANTS”
SECTION II: DEFINITIONS
(b) The Firestone Constitution shall be defined here.
SECTION III: AMENDMENT
(a) Article III, Section IV, Subsection I of the Firestone Constitution currently states: “Any judge or justice shall maintain the authority to issue warrants for arrest or seizure. No warrant shall be issued but upon the specific burden of proof thereof, supported by oath or affirmation. All evidence, witnesses, or facts used to ascertain the issuance of a warrant must be listed within, and all warrants shall be public information. No warrant shall be active for more than thirty calendar days. Upon expiration, the warrant cannot be issued again.”
(a1) Article III, Section IV, Subsection I of the Firestone Constitution shall be amended to state: “Any judge or justice shall maintain the authority to issue warrants for arrest or seizure. No warrant shall be issued but upon the specific burden of proof thereof, supported by oath or affirmation. All evidence, witnesses, or facts used to ascertain the issuance of a warrant must be listed within, and all warrants shall be public information. No warrant shall be active for more than sixty calendar days. Upon expiration, the warrant cannot be issued again."
SECTION IV: SEVERABILITY AND ENACTMENT
(a) Should any part of this bill be struck down and/or declared unenforceable, then that part shall be severed with the rest remaining in full force and effect unless all is struck down and/or declared unenforceable.
(b) This bill shall be entered into effect as an Act of Congress immediately after completing the constitutionally required process.
Chief Sponsor(s):
Represenitive DeltaTrigger
Co-sponsor(s):
Senator Airboeing747
Chief Justice DannyboyJurist