North Carolina Constitution

The North Carolina Constitution is the fundamental legal framework that establishes how the state is governed. It outlines the structure and powers of the government, including the legislature, executive, and judiciary. It also guarantees certain rights to residents and sets rules for elections, education, and public services. The Constitution can be amended through a formal process, ensuring it reflects the state's evolving needs. Essentially, it serves as the supreme law of North Carolina, guiding the operation of state government and protecting citizens’ rights.