This collection develops the foundational constitutional questions that must be analyzed before later FCM legal opinions can be treated as a coherent body of jurisprudence.
WORKING RESEARCH — NO HOLDING REACHED UNLESS EXPRESSLY STATED.
- Article I — Revolution, Force and Constitutional Legitimacy
- Article II — UNGA Resolution 2758: Representation, Recognition and Constitutional Effect
- Article III — Mainland China After 1949: Constitutional Displacement, Competing Government, Succession or Occupation?
- Article IV — The Mainland Constitutional Representation Gap
- Article V — Constitutional Nullity of the Establishment of PRC Authority Under the ROC Constitutional Order
- Article VI — Civil Continuity Under Constitutionally Disputed Administration: Private Rights Without Recognition of Constitutional Title
- Submit an Adversarial Legal Review
Each article must distinguish controlling ROC authority, persuasive comparative authority, disputed propositions, competing interpretations and future-court review.