State Public Code of Law of Baybridge

The following is the State Public Code of Law of Baybridge

## ARTICLE I

### Section I:

The legislative powers of the State of Baybridge shall be invested in the State Assembly of Baybridge, which shall have 100 members elected writ-large in the same fashion as Federal elections,

### Section II:

The legislature of Baybridge shall meet in Baybridge City for twelve days beginning on the first Monday of any month.

### Section III:

Should a party not have the needed membership to fill there allocated seats, an additional vote of power shall be granted to the leader of that party.

## ARTICLE II

### Section I:

The executive power of the State of Baybridge shall rest in the executive branch, which shall be composed of the Governor and his Cabinet.

### Section II:

The Governor shall be elected monthly by the voters of Baybridge and shall be allowed to serve a maximum of four terms, with exceptions to be provided by the legislature upon a two-thirds vote including at least one vote from a party other then the Governor's.

### Section III:

The Office of the Lieutenant Governor of Baybridge shall be created, and shall be elected on the same ticket as the governor and shall succeed the Governor in the case of death, resignation, or impeachment. They shall also preside over and cast the tiebreaking vote in the legislature.

### Section IV:

All Baybridge State-level elections shall be certified by the Secretary of State of Baybridge, who shall be appointed by the Governor with the approval of the legislature, assuming the vote of at least one member of a party other then the Governors.

### Section V:

The Attorney General of Baybridge shall be tasked with the legal affairs of the State of Baybridge, and shall be elected at the first of every month.

### Section VI:

Should the offices of the Lieutenant Govenorship or the Attorney General become vacant, the Governor must nominate a candidate to the legislature to fill such an office. The legislature must have a majority of members vote to confirm any gubernatorial nominee to these two offices.

### Section VII:

The Governor, Lieutenant Governor, Secretary of State, or Attorney General, or any member of the legislature, a court of the state of Baybridge, or any gubernatorial appointee, may be removed with a 2/3rds vote of the legislature.

## ARTICLE III

### Section I:

The Supreme Court of Baybridge shall consist of one chief justice and two associate justices.

### Section II:

All justices of the Supreme Court of Baybridge shall be nominated by the Governor of Baybridge and confirmed by a majority vote of the legislature. In the following election, the people of Baybridge shall vote in a yes-no fashion on whether or not to retain such a judge, and the judge shall be removed if the number of "no" votes outnumbers the number of "yes" votes.

### Section III:

The Supreme Court of Baybridge shall be the only judicial body for state law in Baybridge unless provided by other legislation. They shall only have the authority to try state law.

## ARTICLE IV

### Section I

Any power not delegated to the State Government nor claimed by the Federal Government or protected for the citizens shall be delegated to the counties of Baybridge, of which 12 shall be formed.

### Section II

The counties of Baybridge and there seats shall be as follows:

Baybridge County (Baybridge City)

Connor County (Oremouth)

Smashing County (Chula)

Dolphin County (Panhandle City)

Texas County (American2006 City)

Sherbet County (Sherbetsville)

Jake County (Jakestown)

Wither County (Wither City)

Seabra County (Seabra Town)

Baypoint County (Baypoint)

Smollett County (Smollett)

Manhattan County (Ithica)

## Addendum 22-1

All abortions within Baybridge shall be banned.