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<p>U3 first instructional package: LAW-101</p> <p><b>New page</b></p><div>{{Reference status|status=Current canon|authority=University instructional reference|source=Imperial Decree 26-001 Article III; Imperial Constitution and Covenant}}<br /> = Module 2 — The Constitution as supreme governing law =<br /> == Lessons ==<br /> === 2.1 Constitutional supremacy ===<br /> The Constitution governs Imperial institutions, public offices, officers, members of the Imperial Service, constituent realms, territorial governments, Great Houses, Orders, and subjects of the Imperium.<br /> <br /> === 2.2 Conflict with prior authority ===<br /> Prior constitutions, charters, decrees, laws, regulations, policies, customs, appointments, or claims that conflict with the Constitution are without current effect to the extent of that conflict.<br /> <br /> === 2.3 Constitutional integrity ===<br /> The Constitution is maintained as an independent entry in the Imperial Code and is not an editorial annex whose legal effect can be altered by ordinary publication activity.<br /> <br /> == Knowledge check ==<br /> # State the constitutional-supremacy rule.<br /> # What does “to the extent of the conflict” require when examining older authority?<br /> # Can editorial modification of a reference page alter the Constitution? Explain.<br /> <br /> == Exercise ==<br /> Given a hypothetical older policy that conflicts with a constitutional provision, identify which source controls and describe what happens to the conflicting portion without assuming that every non-conflicting provision is erased.<br /> <br /> [[Category:LAW-101 modules]]</div>

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