Provide(s) states constitutional protections that go above rights guaranteed by the u. s. constitution.

The answer is "independent state grounds".
Independent State grounds is the standard of review under which the United States Supreme Court will decline to hear a case that was chosen by the most elevated court of a state on a premise that is completely established in state law and adequate to choose the issue, with the end goal that the result would not change regardless of the possibility that government law were applied.