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The preamble and the first title of the Constitution determine the general outlines of Switzerland as a democratic federal republic of 26 cantons governed by the rule of law. The preamble opens with a solemn invocation of God in continuance of Swiss constitutional tradition.
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The Federal Constitution adopted in 1848 is the legal...
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The Federal Constitution (SR 101) is the constitution of the Swiss Confederation. It is the primary piece of legislation in the Swiss legal system, taking precedence over all the federal, cantonal and communal acts, ordinances and other enactments; these may not contradict the Constitution.
La Costituzione Svizzera (in tedesco: Bundesverfassung der Schweizerischen Eidgenossenschaft, in francese: Constitution Suisse, in romancio: Cunstituziun Svizra) è il livello più alto del sistema giuridico svizzero.
Federal Constitution of the Swiss Confederation of 18 April 1999 (Status as of 7 March 2021) Preamble In the name of Almighty God! The Swiss People and the Cantons, mindful of their responsibility towards creation, resolved to renew their alliance so as to strengthen liberty, democracy, independence
The preamble and the first title of the Swiss Federal Constitution of 18 April 1999 determine the general outlines of Switzerland as a democratic federal republic of 26 cantons governed by the rule of law.
Supreme legislative act of the Confederation that forms the legal foundation for all other legislation and for the federal structure of the state, and which regulates the fundamental rights and duties of citizens and of the entire population as well as th.
