If people present a public danger in their actions of assembling and marching, they may be guilty of criminal behavior. Yet the state must also protect the right of peaceful assembly for citizens and should not overstep their duty to intervene. Similarly, the severity of a penalty imposed on a mother who loses control and causes the death of a newborn child call for the constitutional court to step in and act as a reliable investigator.
The constitutional court must enjoy complete independence and be free from political interference in carrying out its reviews and investigations. The constitution should also be in agreement with the principles of One World under One Set of Laws and permit recognized international laws to have a direct effect on the people while repressing unfair or unconstitutional laws. See the Charter for Permanent Peace and Development
