Possible Iraq Constitution

http://www.gomemphis.com/mca/america_at_war/article/0,1426,MCA_945_1901441,00.html
(via Command Post)

In Makiya's view, a new constitution should be based on an amended form of the 1925 Iraqi Constitution that was adopted under the monarchy.

This was his favorite template, he wrote in the report, because the 1925 document was discussed among Iraqis and included important basics: no torture, a right to property, no discrimination, freedom of expression and community rights.

He also proposed procedures for establishing a permanent new constitution. A committee within a constituent assembly of jurists and constitutional experts should be established to begin drafting it, he said. It must be given deadlines so that the process did not drag on, he wrote. A census would have to be completed under international supervision to demarcate the boundaries of the federal states, he suggested.
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Iraqi Constitution (1925)

Just skimming through the document, it seems like the articles and sections dealing with the King would most likely be amended if they were to use this, as well as those articles dealing with the religious courts. I'm sure there are other sections that would need amending as well.