[Volume 1]

Part 1: General Provisions of the Constitution
Chapter 1 General Theory of the Constitution
Section 1 Constitution and Constitutional Court
01 Basic understanding of the concept of the Constitution
02 Constitutional Court
Section 2 Interpretation of the Constitution
01 Interpretation of the Constitution
02 Constitutional interpretation of law (constitutional interpretation of law, constitutional interpretation of law)
Section 3: Enactment, Amendment, and Change of the Constitution
01 Establishment of the Constitution
02 Amendment of the Constitution
03 Constitutional Change
Section 4 Protection of the Constitution
01 General Theory of Constitutional Protection
02 Right to Resistance
03 Defensive Democracy (= combative democracy, combative democracy)
Chapter 2 Constitution of the Republic of Korea
Section 1 Constitutional History of the Republic of Korea
Section 2. State form and components of the Republic of Korea
01 National form of the Republic of Korea
02 Components of the Republic of Korea
03 International Order
Section 3 Basic Principles of the Constitution of the Republic of Korea
01 Meaning
02 Preamble to the Constitution of the Republic of Korea
03 Principle of popular sovereignty
04 Democratic Principles (Liberal Democratic Basic Order)
05 Social State Principles
06 Principle of the Rule of Law
07 Principles of a Cultural State
Section 4 Basic Order of the Constitution of the Republic of Korea
01 Economic Order
Section 5 Basic System of the Constitution of the Republic of Korea
01 Institutional Guarantee
02 Political party system
03 Electoral System
04 Civil Service System
05 Local Autonomy System
06 Guarantee of marriage and family life
07 Military System

Part 2: Fundamental Rights
Chapter 1 General Introduction to Fundamental Rights
Section 1 Establishment of Fundamental Rights
01 Basic understanding of fundamental rights
02 Classification of basic rights by type
03 Overview of Basic Rights in Our Constitutional Order
Section 2 Subjects of Fundamental Rights
01 Capacity to possess and exercise fundamental rights
02 Citizens' fundamental rights and subjectivity
03 Subjectivity of basic rights of foreigners
04 The fundamental rights of a corporation
05 Fundamental rights of special subjects
Section 3. Validity and Legal Character of Fundamental Rights
01 Effect of basic rights
02 Legal nature of fundamental rights
Section 4 Conflicts between fundamental rights
01 Competition of fundamental rights
02 Conflict of fundamental rights
Section 5 Scope of Protection, Restrictions and Limitations of Fundamental Rights
01 Scope of protection of fundamental rights
02 Restrictions on fundamental rights
03 Limits to Restrictions on Fundamental Rights - Prohibition of Infringement on Essential Content
Section 6 Violation of Fundamental Rights and Remedies
01 Type-by-Type Review of Violations of Fundamental Rights and Remedies
02 Relief of fundamental rights by the National Human Rights Commission
Section 7. The State's Duty to Protect Fundamental Rights
01 The State's Duty to Protect Fundamental Rights
02 Contents of the State's Duty to Protect Fundamental Rights
Chapter 2: Fundamental Rights
Section 1 Comprehensive Fundamental Rights
01 Human dignity and value
02 Right to pursue happiness
03 Equality before the law
Section 2 Fundamental Rights of Liberty
01 Right to freedom of body
02 Social and economic freedoms
03 Mental Freedom
04 Property Rights
05 Consumer Rights
Section 3 Political Fundamental Rights
Section 4 Fundamental Rights of Claim
01 Fundamental rights to claim
02 Petition Rights
03 Right to claim trial
04 Right to claim criminal compensation
05 Claim for State Compensation
06 Crime Victim Relief Claims
Section 5: Basic Social Rights
01 Social Basic Rights
02 The right to a human life
03 Right to Education
04 Right to Work
05 Labor Rights 3
06 Environmental Rights
07 Right to maternal protection and right to health
Section 6. Citizens' Constitutional Duties
01 Classical Duty
02 Modern Obligations

[Volume 2]

Part 3: Governing Structure
Chapter 1: Establishing the Governing Structure
Section 1. Principles of the Governing Structure
01 Representative principle
02 Principle of Separation of Powers
Section 2 Form of Governing Structure
01 Establishment of government type
02 Presidential vs. Parliamentary Systems
03 Two-member government system
04 The form of government of our country under the current constitution
Chapter 2 Legislative Branch
Section 1 Composition and Organization of the National Assembly
01 Composition of the National Assembly
02 Organization of the National Assembly
Section 2 Operation and Procedure of the National Assembly
01 Operation of the National Assembly
02 National Assembly procedures and voting
Section 3 Powers of the National Assembly
01 Legislative power
02 Authority over finances
03 Authority to establish constitutional institutions
04 Authority over state control
05 Autonomy of the National Assembly
Section 4 Members of the National Assembly
01 Status and position of National Assembly members
02 Privileges of National Assembly Members
03 General Powers of Members of the National Assembly
04 Duties of National Assembly Members
Chapter 3 Executive Branch
Section 1 President
01 Constitutional status of the President
02 Election, inauguration, term of office, and performance of powers of the President
03 Presidential Powers
04 Methods of exercising and controlling the President's powers
05 Presidential Advisory Body
Section 2 Government
01 Prime Minister
02 State Council Member
03 Administrative Departments
04 State Council Meeting
05 Board of Audit and Inspection
Section 3 Election Management Committee
Chapter 4 Judiciary
Section 1 Establishment of the Judiciary
01 The significance of judicial power
02 Independence of the judiciary
03 Limits of Judicial Power
Section 2 Court
01 Composition and organization of the court
02 Procedure and operation of the judiciary
03 Court's authority
Chapter 5 Constitutional Court
Section 1 Constitutional Court and Constitutional Court
01 Constitutional Court System
02 Status of the Constitutional Court
03 Composition and Organization of the Constitutional Court
04 Constitutional Court adjudication procedures
Section 2 Special Procedures for Constitutional Court Tribunals
01 Constitutional Court Review
02 Authority Dispute Tribunal
03 Constitutional Appeal Trial

The 『2026 Jeon Hyo-jin Basic Constitution』 is structured as follows.

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