U.S. vs. Georgia Constitution: Rights, Structure, and Amendment Processes
This paper compares the U.S. Constitution with the Constitution of the State of Georgia by examining their similarities, differences, and amendment procedures. Both documents protect individual rights, separate governmental powers, and affirm political sovereignty, yet they differ greatly in length, scope, and complexity. Georgia’s amendment process is more accessible and includes citizen voting, while the U.S. process is more demanding and excludes direct public involvement. Evaluating these features highlights the advantages and drawbacks of citizen participation in constitutional change.
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Hill, Melvin B., Hill G. LaVerne Williamson, and Roy E. Barnes. 2018. The Georgia State Constitution. Oxford University Press.
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Reference
StudyCorgi. (2025, November 20). U.S. vs. Georgia Constitution: Rights, Structure, and Amendment Processes. https://studycorgi.video/u-s-vs-georgia-constitution-rights-structure-and-amendment-processes/