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thefaithoffreedom :

The Restoration of Constitutional Accountability Act I. Intent and Findings The People of this State find that the social contract between the governed and the government is predicated on the strict adherence to the Constitution of the United States and the State Constitution. We find that the current system of "Qualified Immunity" and "Legislative Immunity" has created a class of officials who operate above the law, frequently enacting statutes that infringe upon the natural and civil rights of the citizenry without fear of personal consequence. II. The Mandate of Personal Liability The purpose of this Act is to restore the Oath of Office to a binding legal contract. It is the intent of the People that: • Accountability: Any official who willfully votes for, signs into law, or enforces a measure that is later adjudicated as a violation of protected Constitutional rights shall be held personally liable. • Criminality: Such violations shall no longer be treated as mere "legal errors" but as felonious breaches of public trust, punishable by immediate forfeiture of office and criminal prosecution. III. Legislative Integrity and Transparency To prevent the concealment of unconstitutional provisions within massive, unreadable documents, this Act mandates: • The Single-Subject Rule: Every bill shall embrace but one subject, which shall be clearly expressed in its title. Any provision not so expressed shall be void. • Fiscal Responsibility: The use of "Continuing Resolutions" or "Omnibus" spending is hereby declared a failure of legislative duty. Budgets must be transparent, itemized, and debated individually to ensure every dollar spent aligns with constitutional authority. IV. Abrogation of Immunity This Act serves to abolish the judicial doctrine of Qualified Immunity and limit Absolute Immunity within this jurisdiction. It is the fundamental purpose of this law to ensure that no agent of the state—whether legislative, judicial, or executive—is shielded from the legal consequences of violating the supreme law of the land.