New Hampshire State Constitution

The New Hampshire State Constitution is the foundational legal document that outlines the organization and principles of the state's government. Established in 1784, it defines the structure of the legislative, executive, and judicial branches, and sets forth the rights of citizens. It is the oldest state constitution still in use in the United States. The document emphasizes individual liberties, such as the right to free speech, and lays out the process for amending the constitution. Overall, it serves to protect the democratic values and governance of New Hampshire while ensuring accountability and transparency in government.