THE CONSTITUTION OF KARAKURA
Written and Submitted by Ji K. Kaizen
Written
20/05/2026
Effective
16/09/2026
TABLE OF CONTENTS
THE CONSTITUTION OF KARAKURA
Chapter I 3
BASES OF THE INSTITUTION 3
Chapter II 3
RIGHTS AND RESPONSIBILITIES 3
Chapter III 4
EXECUTIVE 4
ESTATES OF CONSTITUTIONAL EXEMPTIONS 5
Chapter IV 5
LEGISLATIVE 5
LAW CREATION 6
Chapter V 6
JUDICIAL 6
THE CONSTITUTION OF KARAKURA
Chapter I 3
BASES OF THE INSTITUTION 3
Chapter II 3
RIGHTS AND RESPONSIBILITIES 3
Chapter III 4
EXECUTIVE 4
ESTATES OF CONSTITUTIONAL EXEMPTIONS 5
Chapter IV 5
LEGISLATIVE 5
LAW CREATION 6
Chapter V 6
JUDICIAL 6
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Article 1. All individuals are born free and equal in rights and dignity.
The responsibility to the Government is to uphold matters of security, protection of the community, and give equal opportunities.
Article 2. Karakura is a special administrative area of Japan within the Tokyo Prefecture.
Article 3. The exercise of the law recognizes as limitants the respect of the core natural rights of human nature.
Article 4. The organs of the state shall act according to the constitution and the laws and no person shall arrogate to an authority or rights unless the Constitution states otherwise.
Any violations of these norms shall be sanctioned according to the law.
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Article 5. As a citizen of Karakura your human rights will never be infringed upon, and they will be guaranteed to each and every citizen equally.
Article 6. The freedoms and rights written here in this constitution have been decided upon by the Government of Karakura, and any Government officials will refrain from abusing any of the freedoms listed, and they will be responsible for upholding these listed rights.
Article 7. Everyone in Karakura will be treated and respected as Individuals. They will maintain their right to life, happiness and whatever they see fit will not be infringed upon, unless they interfere with public welfare and safety as these are our primary concerns.
Article 10. Everyone are seen as equals under the law and nobody shall be discriminated upon based on race, creed, sex, social status or family origin.
Article 11. Freedom of thought, religion, conscience and speech shall not be violated unless found in violation of Karakura’s laws.
Article 12. Marriage shall be based only on the mutual consent of both parties and it shall be maintained through mutual cooperation with the equal rights of both parties involved. No unlawful discrimination shall come to same-sex marriages.
Article 13. Any person 16 years of age or above has the right to work and earn a wage.
Article 14. Any business, corporation, or establishment that generates an income through the local economy shall be liable to taxation as provided by law.
Article 15. No person shall be deprived of life or liberty, nor shall any other criminal penalty be imposed unless the decision has been made by a Jury or the punishment is appropriate in accordance with Karakura’s laws.
Article 16. Every person shall have the right to petition, whether that be for redress of damage, for the removal of public officials, for the enactment, repeal or amendment of laws, ordinances or regulations and for other matters. No person shall also be discriminated upon for sponsoring any of these petitions
All citizens have a right to protection from police misconduct. Any unwarranted or excessive use of force will result in a felony to law enforcement involved, including to law enforcement that obstruct or fail to report said misconduct.
All citizens have a right to protection from an EMS worker’s negligence. Any unwarranted or excessive use of force will result in a felony to the perpetrator, including to law enforcement that obstruct or fail to report said misconduct.
Article 17. The people have the inalienable right to dismiss a public official representing them on their own trial either in favor of a different one or in opportunity to represent themselves where applicable.
Article 18. No person nor property shall be searched unless there is reasonable suspicion by an individual breaking a law relating to possession of Major Illegal Contraband, or in the case of a written warrant issued by a Judge or Mayor detailing the reasons upon why the individual/residence should be searched.
Article 19. No person shall be searched, arrested or detained without being informed with the detail of probable cause or charge(s) against them.
Article 20. Every person has the right to remain silent upon being detained, questioned, or interrogated. All people have a right to hire an attorney under these circumstances. It is the responsibility of law enforcement to inform any person undergoing these procedures.
Article 21. No person shall be compelled to testify against themselves. Confessions made under compulsion, torture or threat, or after prolonged arrest shall not be admitted into evidence.
Article 22. If any person is sentenced to die by the court or on executive order, they have the inalienable right to a painless, humane death.
Article 23. Upon an individual being arrested by an officer of the KPD, they have the unequivocal right to plead Not-Guilty to a crime, and have a chance for a court case to be held for them to plead their innocence.
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Article 24. The Head of Estate of Japan shall be responsible for International Relationships and National Security.
Article 25. The Mayor of Karakura is the Head of the Government and shall be responsible for the Government and the Administration.
Article 26. The Mayor of Karakura shall be twenty five years old or older.
Article 27. The Mayor of Karakura shall be appointed by the Head of Estate of Japan.
Article 28. Before the Mayor enters the execution of his office, he shall assist to the Karakura Parliament during a public meeting, where he shall be greeted by the Head of Parliament, and make oath or promise that he will faithfully execute the office of Mayor of Karakura, and will protect the Constitution and the Laws.
Article 29. In the case of inability to perform his duties, due to death, resignation, or inability to discharge the powers or duties, the Deputy Mayor shall be vested with the position of Acting Mayor; in case of inability; the Premier Governor of Karakura; and in case of inability; the Chief Judge; until the Mayor becomes able again or a new one is appointed.
Article 30. The Mayor is able to do the following:
- Approve or Veto Law proposal or Constitutional Amendments.
- Declare Estate of Constitutional Excemptions, according to the requirements set in the Constitution.
- Appoint and remove, at will, Government officials.
- Grant Pardons in cases that the law allows it and before a verdict is reached.
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Article 31. An Estate of Constitutional Emergency can only be summoned under the following cases; Internal commotion, public emergency, or war.
These shall only be summoned when the Government institutions are unable to perform due to the cases.
Article 32. The Estate of Constitutional Emergency shall be Approved or Denied by Parliament within seven days.
If Parliament fails to come to a verdict, the Estate of Constitutional Emergency is automatically Approved.
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Article 33. The Head of the Legislative shall be the Premier Governor of Karakura.
Article 34. The Premier Governor of Karakura is appointed by the Mayor of Karakura.
Article 35. Parliament shall consist of Governors of Karakura.
Article 36. Parliament is able to do the following:
- Fiscalize Executive actions.
- Order Government antecedents in which the Head of Government shall answer within reason.
- Determine whether a member of the Executive is able to perform their duties.
- Two thirds of Parliament, present at the moment, are required.
- Approve or deny proposals of Estates of Constitutional Excemptions.
- Two thirds of Parliament, present at the moment, are required.
- Introduce Law proposals and Constitutional Amendments.
Article 37. The Deputy Mayor shall be the Head of Parliament.
If the Deputy Mayor is performing as Acting Mayor, due to the Mayor not being able to perform his duties, the Premier Governor of Karakura shall be the Head of Parliament.
Article 38. The Deputy Mayor shall be elected through the absolute majority of the members of Town Hall.
The Mayor shall be able to assign a Deputy Mayor without elections only during circumstances of constitutional exceptions stated by Law.
Article 39. The Head of Parliament is able to do the following:
- Summon, dismiss, suspend, or postpone Parliament sessions.
- Introduce Law proposals and Constitutional Amendments, previously introduced by Parliament, to the Head of Government.
- Dismiss any member from a Parliament session if the member is acting in a way that inhibits the continuance of the session, with the exception of the Head of the Legislative.
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Article 40. Laws shall be created in Parliament, either by direct proposal from the Head of the Government or by the members of Parliament.
Article 41. The legal norms that modify Constitutional matters shall require a minimum of two thirds from the Governors active in Parliament.
Other legal norms that modify matters outside of the Constitution shall require a minimum of a simple majority of Governors active in Parliament.
Article 42. The Head of Government shall Approve or Veto the proposal once it is passed by Parliament.
If the proposal results in a Veto, the proposal shall be sent back to Parliament for revision and re-submission.
If the Head of Government fails to either Approve or Veto the proposal, it shall be automatically Approved.
Article 43. The Law or Constitutional proposals shall take effect at the time of publication and not the time of Approval.
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Article 44. The responsibility to recognize civil, criminal, and administrative cases, and resolve them, shall consist solely of the Judges of Karakura, established by Law. Neither the Executive or the Legislative Power shall have, in any case, exercise Judicial functions, either by participating in trials, revise the contents and resolutions of a case, or re-open closed processes.
The Judicial shall not exclude themselves, in any way, from exercising its authority, even in cases where the Law cannot resolve a process or any matters related to a verdict.
Article 45. The Appeals Court of Karakura, the High Court of Izu, shall be considered the maximum Judicial body in Karakura. It shall only be intervened by the Metropolitan Court of Tokyo and the Supreme Court of Japan.
The Civil, Criminal, and Administrative courts shall be considered lower Judicial bodies and every process shall commence by one of these courts.
The Appeals Court of Karakura shall only revise cases from Civil, Criminal, or Administrative courts and determine whether the verdict shall remain or not.
Article 46. The Head of the Judicial, and the High Court of Izu, shall be the Head Judge.
Article 47. The Head Judge shall be appointed by the Mayor of Karakura.
Article 48. The Head Judge is able to do the following:
- Review, before the Approval or Veto, and by request of the Head of Government or Parliament, the legality of Law and Constitutional Proposals and determine whether they infringe the Law or not.
- Review Appeal cases after they have been formally submitted and introduced to the Judicial system.
Article 49. No Judge shall be condemned by Law in cases which resolutions obeyed the Law and procedures stated by it.
However, they shall be removed from charge in cases where the Law has been violated or they have failed to perform their duties.