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constitutional lawThat 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. How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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Prominent constitutional lawyers, political scientists and finance and business experts could be available to give advice, either to the convention as a whole or to individual members, both orally and in writing. The Administration cannot argue on the one hand that Congress authorized the NSA program in the AUMF, and at the same time that it did not ask Congress for such authorization because it feared Congress would say no," fourteen distinguished constitutional lawyers wrote in a letter to Congress published in The New York Review of Books. A group of six of the country's leading constitutional lawyers were asked to write an opinion on the issue. |
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