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| Title | Categories | Tags | Link | hf:tax:document_title | hf:doc_tags | hf:doc_categories |
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| Constitution of 1824 (repealed) | Constitution | 1824 Constitution, abolition of slavery, African colonization, African Colony, agents’ powers, American Colonization Society, Board of Managers, captured Africans, colonial administration, colonial governance, common law in Liberia, early constitutional development, early legal system of Liberia, early Liberia, early Liberian legal history, governance structure, judicial authority, justices of the peace, Monrovia, oath of allegiance, prohibition of slavery, proto-constitution, settlers’ constitution, settlers’ rights, United States jurisdiction | 1824-constitution abolition-of-slavery african-colonization african-colony agents-powers american-colonization-society board-of-managers captured-africans colonial-administration colonial-governance common-law-in-liberia early-constitutional-development early-legal-system-of-liberia early-liberia early-liberian-legal-history governance-structure judicial-authority justices-of-the-peace monrovia oath-of-allegiance prohibition-of-slavery proto-constitution settlers-constitution settlers-rights united-states-jurisdiction | constitution | ||
| Constitution of 1847 (repealed) | Constitution | 1847 Constitution of Liberia, 19th-century African constitutions, abolition of slavery in Liberia, African American settlers, American Colonization Society, Atlantic world legal history, citizenship restricted to people of color, civil liberties in Liberia, colonization history, Commonwealth of Liberia, CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTION OF 1847, declaration of rights, early Liberian constitutional law, education and religion in Liberia, executive power, Grand Bassa County, habeas corpus, indigenous relations policy, judicial power, land ownership restrictions, legislative power, Liberian Declaration of Independence, Liberian independence, Monrovia, Montserrado County, natural rights, prohibition of slave trade, property and suffrage requirements, Republic of Liberia founding, separation of powers, Sinoe County, trial by jury | 1847-constitution-of-liberia 19th-century-african-constitutions abolition-of-slavery-in-liberia african-american-settlers american-colonization-society atlantic-world-legal-history citizenship-restricted-to-people-of-color civil-liberties-in-liberia colonization-history commonwealth-of-liberia constitutional-convention-of-1847 declaration-of-rights early-liberian-constitutional-law education-and-religion-in-liberia executive-power grand-bassa-county habeas-corpus indigenous-relations-policy judicial-power land-ownership-restrictions legislative-power liberian-declaration-of-independence liberian-independence monrovia montserrado-county natural-rights prohibition-of-slave-trade property-and-suffrage-requirements republic-of-liberia-founding separation-of-powers sinoe-county trial-by-jury | constitution | ||
| Constitution of 1986 | Constitution | 1980, 1986 Constitution, African unity, anti-corruption, bail, checks and balances, citizenship, civil liberties, Civil Service Commission, Code of Conduct, Conflict of Interest, Constitution of Liberia, Constitution of Liberia (1986), constitutional amendments, constitutional law, constitutional remedies, contempt of court, contempt of the Legislature, court rules and legal ethics, customary law, democratic governance, double jeopardy, Due Process, economic policy, education policy, elections, Elections Commission, elections law, emergency powers, employment policy, equality before the law, executive power, expropriation and compensation, fair trial rights, freedom of assembly and association, freedom of expression, freedom of movement, freedom of religion, fundamental rights, General Auditing Commission, general principles of national policy, habeas corpus, House of Representatives, human rights, impeachment, indictment, international peace and cooperation, judicial independence, Judicial Review, judiciary, labor rights, land ownership, legality principle, legislature, Legislature of Liberia, Liberia, national policy principles, national unity, non-discrimination, obligation of contracts, political participation, political parties, popular sovereignty, Preamble, presidency, press freedom, Presumption of Innocence, prohibition of slavery and forced labor, prohibition of torture, Property Rights, public commissions, publication of the Constitution, regional integration, Revolution of April 12, right of appeal, right to counsel, right to privacy, right to trial by jury, Rule of Law, search and seizure, Senate, separation of powers, structure of the state, supremacy clause, Supreme Court of Liberia, transitional provisions, unitary state, vice presidency | constitution constitution-of-1986 liberia-constitution-of-1986 | 1980 1986-constitution african-unity anti-corruption bail checks-and-balances citizenship civil-liberties civil-service-commission code-of-conduct conflict-of-interest constitution-of-liberia constitution-of-liberia-1986 constitutional-amendments constitutional-law constitutional-remedies contempt-of-court contempt-of-the-legislature court-rules-and-legal-ethics customary-law democratic-governance double-jeopardy due-process economic-policy education-policy elections elections-commission elections-law emergency-powers employment-policy equality-before-the-law executive-power expropriation-and-compensation fair-trial-rights freedom-of-assembly-and-association freedom-of-expression freedom-of-movement freedom-of-religion fundamental-rights general-auditing-commission general-principles-of-national-policy habeas-corpus house-of-representatives human-rights impeachment indictment international-peace-and-cooperation judicial-independence judicial-review judiciary labor-rights land-ownership legality-principle legislature legislature-of-liberia liberia national-policy-principles national-unity non-discrimination obligation-of-contracts political-participation political-parties popular-sovereignty preamble presidency press-freedom presumption-of-innocence prohibition-of-slavery-and-forced-labor prohibition-of-torture property-rights public-commissions publication-of-the-constitution regional-integration revolution-of-april-12 right-of-appeal right-to-counsel right-to-privacy right-to-trial-by-jury rule-of-law search-and-seizure senate separation-of-powers structure-of-the-state supremacy-clause supreme-court-of-liberia transitional-provisions unitary-state vice-presidency | constitution | |
| Constitution of the Colony -1820 (repealed) | Constitution | 1820 Constitution, abolition of slavery, African Settlement, agents’ powers, Amended Constitution of 1820, American Colonization Society, Board of Managers, captured Africans, colonial governance, common law in Liberia, early Liberian legal history, free people of color, judicial powers of agents, justices of the peace, Liberia proto-constitution, no slavery clause, oath to support the Constitution, rights and privileges of citizens of the United States, self-government of settlers, settlers’ rights, U.S. jurisdiction over captured Africans | 1820-constitution abolition-of-slavery african-settlement agents-powers amended-constitution-of-1820 american-colonization-society board-of-managers captured-africans colonial-governance common-law-in-liberia early-liberian-legal-history free-people-of-color judicial-powers-of-agents justices-of-the-peace liberia-proto-constitution no-slavery-clause oath-to-support-the-constitution rights-and-privileges-of-citizens-of-the-united-states self-government-of-settlers settlers-rights u-s-jurisdiction-over-captured-africans | constitution | ||
| Constitution of the Commonwealth -1839 (repealed) | Constitution | 1839 Constitution, abolition of slavery, agriculture, American Colonization Society, Bassa Cove, Caldwell, colonial Liberia, colonization history, commerce, Constitution of the Commonwealth of Liberia, early constitutional law of Liberia, early Liberian governance, Edina, emigration, executive power, Governor and Council, Grand Bassa, judicial power, Jury Trial, legislative power, Millsburg, Monrovia, Montserrado County, national independence, prohibition of slave trade, right of petition, suffrage rights, Supreme Court of Liberia (colonial) | 1839-constitution abolition-of-slavery agriculture american-colonization-society bassa-cove caldwell colonial-liberia colonization-history commerce constitution-of-the-commonwealth-of-liberia early-constitutional-law-of-liberia early-liberian-governance edina emigration executive-power governor-and-council grand-bassa judicial-power jury-trial legislative-power millsburg monrovia montserrado-county national-independence prohibition-of-slave-trade right-of-petition suffrage-rights supreme-court-of-liberia-colonial | constitution |