What significant characteristic was unique to the Constitution of 1983?

The Constitution of 1983 is significant as it represented the first new constitution for Georgia since 1945. After nearly four decades of the previous Constitution, the 1983 document marked a complete overhaul of the state's foundational legal framework. This revision was initiated to address various issues that had emerged over time, modernize the language and structure, and better reflect the needs and values of contemporary Georgia society.

While the Constitution did indeed implement changes such as using more modern language and improving the clarity of legal provisions, the key distinguishing feature remains the fact that it was a fresh constitution rather than merely a revision or amendment of an existing one, which is notable in the state’s legal history. The introduction of new legal standards and the organization of state government were also important, but these changes were part of the broader context of creating a new constitutional document rather than a unique feature of the Constitution itself.