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constitutional law
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constitutional law

That part of the law relating to the constitution. It sets out the rules defining the powers, limits, and rights of government. In countries without a written constitution, such as the United Kingdom, constitutional law is a mixture of legislation, judicial precedent, and accepted conventional behaviour. Agencies that maintain constitutional law include, in Britain, the law courts and House of Lords; and, in the USA, the Supreme Court.



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To build two new hospitals three miles apart would result in duplication of services and unnecessary spending, which is contrary to the intent of the CON law," Lambeth said.
The Pennsylvania Department of Health has reported that the number of physician-owned ambulatory surgical facilities has risen from 44 to more than 230 since the expiration of Pennsylvania's CON law.
Take Dranove's state of Illinois: He points out that Illinois has one of the toughest CON laws, "having recently approved the first greenfield hospital construction in over
 
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