The citizens' guide to a modern constitutional convention /
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Harrisburg, Pa. :
Civic Research Alliance,
2009
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Table of Contents:
- Executive summary
- Introduction
- 1. A brief history of constitutional convention in Pennsylvania
- 2. Fundamental principles that shaped the Pennsylvania constitutional convention experience
- 3. Logistics, planning, and facilitation of a constitutional convention in Pennsylvania
- 4. Citizen participation
- 5. The basis for a limited constitutional convention in Pennsylvania
- 6. What needs to happen after a constitutional convention?
- 7. Other avenues for constitutional change
- 8. Issues that require change to the Pennsylvania constitution
- 9. Observations of the Constituional Convention Commission
- References
- Appendix A. Preamble to the Pennsylvania Constitution of 1776
- Appendix B. Examples of resolutions introduced during the Pennsylvania Constitution Convention of 1872-1873
- Appendix C. No. 400: An act
- Appendix D. Changes to the Pennsylvania constitution proposed by the Woodside Commission
- Appendix E. Examples of proposals by delegates to the 1967-1968 Pennsylvania Constitutional Convention
- Appendix F. An example from the preparatory committee for the 1967-1968 convention
- Appendix G. Constitutional convention process by state