Dear Princess Liz:

I have visited the Lizbekistan website and come away with a number of questions that don't seem to be among your FAQ's. Does Lzkstn have a constitution? Does it have any laws, that is , accessible laws, something that the ordinary citizen, or even a minister can rely on? Finally, are there any lawyers??

I know you are only recently re-opened, having been closed for a long time. However, I was recently in Moldova which was recently re-opened, having been closed for a long time and there they have a constitution, many laws, lawyers, and lots of foreign experts with lots of advice about how the laws might be re-written.

it seems to me that if your country is going to have any chance at all at finding itself legitimately among other countries that have only recently re-opended having been closed for a long time then you will have to invite foreign lawyers to advise your officials and your parliamentary representatives about how to re-write the laws, or if there are none, to write them and to draft a constitution. A very important provision for your consitution is to set up the orderly termination of the country on the day you have pre-ordained--there ar many other provisions, too, that are essential.

We are, of course, at your service, should you desire consultations with legal experts with experience with recently re-opened countries closed for a long period of time.

Sincerely,

Liz Hasse
Law offices of Lizbeth Hasse
San Francisco and Berkeley, California, USA.................

any laws, decrees or drafts should be forwarded to
lhasse@igc.org and to embassy@lizbekistan.com
for further drafting