Connecticut State Constitution

The Connecticut State Constitution is the fundamental legal document that establishes how the state government operates, defines citizens' rights, and outlines the state's responsibilities. It sets the structure for the executive, legislative, and judicial branches, ensuring checks and balances. The constitution can be amended through a formal process, allowing updates to reflect changing needs and values. It guarantees rights such as free speech, voting, and equal protection under the law. As a living document, it provides a foundation for government authority while protecting individual freedoms, guiding the state's legal and political framework.