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Mobian subjectship
Mobian subjectship is the legal membership of a subject in the Mobian Empire, binding that subject to the state and monarch.
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Only Mobian foxes may be subjects. Subjectship is uniform and equal regardless of the grounds for its acquisition. Granting and removing subjectship are matters for the Emperor. Unilateral renunciation is not permitted: the individual submits a petition requiring a separate decision.
Removal of subjectship and exile may be challenged in the Supreme Court under the Constitution. Biological and national membership of the Mobian fox community may persist after subjectship ends.
Petitions in 3246 distinguish leaving the state relationship from recognising the Emperor as national leader and Lord Protector. The particular conditions of Decree 085 apply to its named petitioners; they are not declared automatic obligations of every former subject.
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