Constitution of Monaco (1962, amended to 2002)

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Constitution of Monaco (1962, amended to 2002)

“ The territory of the Principality is unalienable. Article 2. The principle of government is a hereditary and constitutional monarchy.
The Principality is a State under the rule of law, committed to fundamental freedoms and rights. Article 3. The executive power is exercised by the highest authority of the Prince.
The Prince’s persona is inviolable. Article 4. The legislative power is jointly exercised by the Prince and the National Council. Article 5. The judiciary power is exercised by the courts and tribunals.
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Constitution of Monaco (1962, amended to 2002)

“ The circumstances in which a person who has acquired Monegasque nationality by naturalization may be deprived of it are laid down in the law.
Loss of Monegasque nationality in any other circumstance may occur only, as prescribed by law, further to the intentional acquisition of another nationality or of service unlawfully carried out in a foreign army. Article 19. Individual freedom and security are guaranteed. No one may be prosecuted except in cases provided for by law, before legally appointed judges and in the manner prescribed by law.
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