As printed in the Official Code of Georgia Annotated
Constitution of the United States
52 provisions · The volume states no acts currency; this is its 2025 edition.
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- PreamblePreamble
Article I. Legislative Powers
- Art. I, Sec. 1Legislative Powers Vested in Congress
- Art. I, Sec. 2The House of Representatives
- Art. I, Sec. 3The Senate
- Art. I, Sec. 4Elections and the Assembly of Congress
- Art. I, Sec. 5Rules and Proceedings of the House and Senate
- Art. I, Sec. 6Compensation, Privileges, and Disabilities
- Art. I, Sec. 7Legislative Procedure
- Art. I, Sec. 8Powers of Congress
- Art. I, Sec. 9Powers Denied Congress
- Art. I, Sec. 10Powers Denied to the States
Article II. Executive Power
- Art. II, Sec. 1Function and Selection of the President
- Art. II, Sec. 2Powers of the President
- Art. II, Sec. 3Duties of the President
- Art. II, Sec. 4Impeachment
Article III. Judicial Power
- Art. III, Sec. 1Judicial Power and Tenure of Judges
- Art. III, Sec. 2Jurisdiction and Justiciability
- Art. III, Sec. 3Treason, Proof, and Punishment
Article IV. Relations Between States
- Art. IV, Sec. 1Full Faith and Credit Clause
- Art. IV, Sec. 2Interstate Comity
- Art. IV, Sec. 3Admission of New States and Federal Property
- Art. IV, Sec. 4Guarantee of Republican Government and Protection
Article V. Amendment of the Constitution
- Art. VAmendment of the Constitution
Article VI. Debts, Supremacy, Oath
- Art. VIDebts, Supremacy, Oath
Article VII.
- Art. VIIRatification and Establishment
Amendments
- Amend. IFreedom of Religion, Speech, Press, Assembly, and Petition
- Amend. IIRight to Keep and Bear Arms
- Amend. IIINo Quartering of Soldiers
- Amend. IVFreedom from Unreasonable Searches and Seizures
- Amend. VRights of Accused in Criminal Proceedings
- Amend. VIRights of the Accused in Criminal Prosecutions
- Amend. VIIRight to Trial by Jury in Civil Cases
- Amend. VIIIFreedom from Excessive Bail, Excessive Fines, and Cruel and Unusual Punishment
- Amend. IXOther Rights Retained by the People
- Amend. XPowers Reserved to the States or the People
- Amend. XIRestriction of Judicial Power Against the States
- Amend. XIIElection of President and Vice-President
- Amend. XIIIAbolition of Slavery
- Amend. XIVEqual Protection and Other Rights
- Amend. XVSuffrage not to be Denied on Account of Race, Color, or Prior Slave Status
- Amend. XVIPower of Congress to Lay and Collect Income Taxes
- Amend. XVIIPopular Election of Senators
- Amend. XVIIIProhibition of the Manufacture, Sale, or Transportation of Liquor
- Amend. XIXSuffrage not to be Denied on Account of Sex
- Amend. XXTerms of Office, Assembly of Congress, and Succession
- Amend. XXIRepeal of Prohibition
- Amend. XXIITerms of the Office of the President
- Amend. XXIIIDistrict of Columbia Electors
- Amend. XXIVSuffrage in Federal Elections not to be Denied by Reason of Failure to Pay any Poll or Other Tax
- Amend. XXVSuccession Upon the Death, Resignation, or Removal of the President
- Amend. XXVIAge for Suffrage
- Amend. XXVIILaws Varying Compensation for Services of Senators and Representatives
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