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Article II. Formation and Jurisdiction of Augustan Law

C. Law Conflicts

i. In the case of a conflict between two or more laws, elements of the Constitution take precedence over resolutions and other generic pieces of legislation, which in turn take precedence over local legal codes. In the event of conflicts between two laws of the same precedence level, the later law prevails. In the event of conflict between two laws or two clauses passed simultaneously, the textually later clause takes precedence. If a clause of a law is self-contradictory, that clause is null and void. All of these laws are superseded by the Bill of Rights, should a conflict be found between a law and the Bill of Rights. Though, the power of Emergency Mayoral Action takes precedence over all other processes and laws.

a. A region is free to create laws that moderate and modify upon the basis of any and every federal laws and processes, so long as it is not prohibited by the Constitution, and so long as it does not directly contradict the Constitution. I.e. Hamiltonian interpretation.

b. Any emergency power granted to the Office of the Mayor, or acts under such a power, shall not be disputed or overruled in a law conflict for any reason.

Article V. Government offices

B. The Mayor's Powers

xi. Emergency Transitional Period Power: In addition to the power of Mayoral decree, the Mayor may also modify the Constitution, citizenship or voter registries, or any other aspect of the law and/or government, in any way as seen necessary. This power shall take precedence over all aspects of the law of Mount Augusta until this clause is removed.

a. This includes the length of any position's term, the national registries, and all else.