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Latvijas Republikas Satversme 1922 (The Constitution of the Republic of Latvia)

Authoring Organisation
the Republic of Latvia
Author
The Parliament of the Republic of Latvia
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Resource Type
Constitutions
Country/Region
Latvia
Date Published
7 November 1922
Document Type
Legislation/regulation
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Šīs dokuments satur fundamentālus demokrātiskus principus, pēc kuriem tiek vadīta Latvijas Republika. Satversme atrunā Saemas, valsts prezidenta, ministru kabineta, tiesu, likumdošanas un valsts kontroles funkcijas, kā arī cilvēku pamattiesības.

This document contains a set of fundamental democratic principles according to which Latvian state is governed. The Constitution describes the functions of the Parliament, the president, the cabinet of ministers, the court and state control, as well as defines basic human rights.

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Latvijas Republikas Satversme 1922 (The Constitution of the Republic of Latvia)
Latvian, 77.2 kB pdf
Latvijas Republikas Satversme 1922 (The Constitution of the Republic of Latvia)
Latvian

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