This course provides an in-depth exploration of the Missouri Constitution, examining its history, structure, and impact on state governance. Students will analyze the constitutional framework, including the separation of powers, individual rights, and the role of local and state government. Through case studies, legislative reviews, and historical context, participants will gain a comprehensive understanding of how Missouri’s Constitution shapes lawmaking, judicial decisions, and citizen rights. Whether for legal studies, civic engagement, or legislative advocacy, this course equips students with the knowledge necessary to navigate and interpret Missouri’s foundational legal document.