Does there exist a Latin translation of the U.S. Constitution

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Clarification of Question by searcher123-ga on 09 Jul 2006 09:48 PDT

There is a mention of such a document in an episode of West Wing,
Season 1, Episode 12; given as a gift to Bartlett by the Sec. of
Agriculture. The character mentions that it was a high school project
that was published, no mention of how long ago.

I googled terms that I know must be present in the Constitutuion:
Senate (senatus), Years (anni), senator (senator), America (America),
Constitution (reipublicae leges), etc. I declined them in many
different forms and tried them separately in case one wasn't included.
I didn't manage to find the Constitution in Latin.

That isn't to say it doesn't exist. But if it does, it doesn't include
the words Senator, senate, America or years.

What I did manage to find is the Bill of rights in Latin:
http://www.gmu.edu/departments/fld/CLASSICS/bill.rights.html

Hope this helps.