Constitution of the State of Illinois: Adopted and Ratified in 1870 and Amended In 1877

This book contains the official constitution of the State of Illinois that was originally adopted in 1870 and later amended in 1877. It grants powers to the legislative, executive and judiciary branches of the state government and outlines individual rights and liberties guaranteed to the citizens of Illinois.

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