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The 1874 constitution contained only a limited number of fundamental rights, and some of them grew less significant as the 20th century wore on, such as the right to a decent burial guaranteed in article 53 of the old constitution. In consequence, the Swiss Federal Supreme Court's extensive case law developed an array of implicit or "unwritten ...
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Federal Constitution of the Swiss Confederation (Cst.) of April 18, 1999 (as of January 1, 2020), SR 101 Federal Assembly Act of December 13, 2002 (as of December 2, 2019), SR 171.10 Messages from the Federal Council
adopt the following Constitution: By opening with a solemn invocation of God, the preamble is in line with all preceding Swiss constitutional documents, back to the Federal Charter of 1291, except for the constitutions adopted under French sway in the time of the Helvetic Republic. [2]
Swiss legislative work", [12] or even an "intellectual monument that would happily mark the forthcoming commemoration of the Swiss Constitution of 1848". [ 18 ] The Federal Council also intended to publish, along with the Systematic Compilation of laws , a "manual of the usual federal laws and their implementing ordinances". [ 19 ]
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SR 418.0 – Swiss schools abroad Act Auslandschweizer-Ausbildungsgesetz, AAG Loi sur l'instruction des Suisses de l'étranger, LISE Legge federale concernente il promovimento del l'istruzione dei giovani Svizzeri all'estero, LISE SR 510.10 – Federal Act on the military organization of the Swiss Confederation 1907 1995 SR 510.10 – Army Act
Finally, however, another draft was preferred, and on the 19 April 1874, the new constitution was accepted by the people – 14 1 ⁄ 2 cantons against 7 1 ⁄ 2 (those of 1848 without Ticino, but with Fribourg and Lucerne). [2] The Constitution of 1874 further strengthened the federal power. The revised Constitution included three major points.