Test students' ability to create a concise model constitution for a fictional democratic state that includes separation of powers, a bill of rights, federal/regional divisions, judicial review, limits on emergency powers, and explicit minority-protection mechanisms. Deliver a structured draft (preamble and articles) plus a written rationale for each major provision explaining its purpose, likely legal conflicts (e.g., federal vs. regional authority, rights vs. security, majoritarian pressures), and proposed institutional or doctrinal resolutions. Aim for a coherent, evidence-based submission (approx. 1,000–1,500 words).