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the guardians of the constitution.
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Any citizen could object to a proposal
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made in the council or in the assembly simply by asserting
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that if contradicted an existing law.
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That assertion stopped action on the proposal
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or suspended its enactment, if it had already been passed.
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The proposer was then taken before a popular court
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and if the jury decided against him,
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his proposal was disallowed and he was fined.
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Three findings that a person had done this,
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deprived him of his rights as a citizen.
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The expectation of the assembly and its procedures,