Precedence of Law

Precedence of Law

 

Section XI Precedence of Laws 

I. The Holy Scriptures

II. Nation Laws

  1. First Laws - Constitutional Monarchy

  1. Second Laws - Orders of Thou King

  1. Third Laws - Orders of the Guard 

  1. Fourth Laws - Common Law

  1. Fifth Laws - Specific Law

 

The First Laws, Law of the Land, is written in scriptural format and shall not be altered, added to, or deleted from.  The First Laws are Sealed (Not written into the holy scriptures) The First Laws set forth a constitutional monarchy; A land of written law established by monarchy rule. The First Laws written within; Government, Land, and basic foundational law of the land. The First Laws apply to the Land of the Antonites as unsealed. 

 

The Second Laws, Orders of the King, are written by the King of the Kingdom of Antonio and are limited to five sections of law and shall not alter, add to, or delete from the previous reign of written laws.  The Second Laws shall  not alter, add to, or delete from The First Laws 

 

The Third Laws, Orders of the Guard, Orders of the Antonites, Orders of Mercenary Rank, establish basic laws of foot soldiers. The Third Laws are written by the King. The Third Laws shall not alter, add to, or delete from The Second Laws. 

 

The Fourth Laws, Common Law, in unwritten format, shall not alter, add to, or delete from The Third Laws. No written context shall be or is given, except for the definition of The Fourth Laws (A Standard set forth by use in comparison of a reasonable and prudent person placed in the act or same situation of argument or act). 

 

The Fifth Laws, Specific Laws, written in detail to make reference in discernibility. The Specific Laws are approved by the Senate Counsel and are limited to ten laws added, altered, or deleted per annum, unless by emergency issued order. The Fifth Laws shall not alter, add to, or delete from The Fourth Laws. 

 

Rules are issued by the King and shall not alter, add to, or delete from The First through The Fifth Laws. (See Appendix II ; Legal Code Book) 

 

Guidance and Procedures is a set of written handbooks that provide reference and standards of a specific responsibility in government.  Procedures are issued by the issuing authority and shall not alter, add to, or delete from The First through The Fifth Laws, and Rules. Guidance and Procedures are not considered laws (Procedures that must be followed as a standard) 

 

Orders and Ordinances are written instructions that vary dependant upon the issuing authority, the time frame or length of order and ordinance, and the encompassing effort required by the order or ordinance. Orders are considered acts in time and not considered law unless the order is written as law. Offices of government are usually the issuing authority. Orders are designated as time sensitive, not to be associated with Orders of the King (The Second Laws), and this section shall be updated continuously. Terminated or Completed Orders shall no longer be published into subsequent publications. Orders are given only by and through the King of the Kingdom of Antonio and become effective as of the date signed. *(The Office Issuing and Issue Type of the Order determines the precedence of the Order). Orders can be issued throughout while ordinances are localized to area and local issuance. Orders and Ordinances are issued by the governing authority and shall not alter, add to, or delete from The First through The Fifth Laws, Rules, or Procedures. 

 

Bills are a written oath that varies dependant upon its written contents, purpose, issuing authority, and effort required by the bill. A bill is authorized by Senate Counsel. Bills are to be limited and are not considered law. A bill is adhered to by oath of law. Bills are issued by The Office of the Government and shall not alter, add to, or delete from The First through The Fifth Laws, Rules, Procedures, and Orders and Ordinances. *(The Office Issuing and Issue Type of the Bill determines the precedence of the Bill)