- In
constitutional law,
constitutionality is said to be the
condition of
acting in
accordance with an
applicable constitution; the
status of a law, a procedure...
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Constitutional monarchy, also
known as
limited monarchy,
parliamentary monarchy or
democratic monarchy, is a form of
monarchy in
which the
monarch exercises...
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presumption of
constitutionality with what he
calls the "presumption of liberty." The
presumption of
constitutionality is part of the
constitutional law of a...
- In Canada, the term quasi-
constitutional is used for laws
which remain paramount even when
subsequent statutes,
which contradict them, are
enacted by the...
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March (15 March) 44 BC. A new
series of
civil wars
broke out and the
constitutional government of the
Republic was
never fully restored. Caesar's great-nephew...
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Constitutional review, or
constitutionality review or
constitutional control, is the evaluation, in some countries, of the
constitutionality of the laws...
- In
political science, a
constitutional crisis is a
problem or
conflict in the
function of a
government that the
political constitution or
other fundamental...
- also
separates an
independent constitutional court and
grants it
exclusive jurisdiction over
matters of
constitutionality. Specifically,
Chapter VI Article...
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constitutionality of the tax. The case was
widely publicized at the time, and
observers understood that the
Court was
testing the
constitutionality of...
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Korematsu v.
United States, 323 U.S. 214 (1944),
which upheld the
constitutionality of
President Franklin D. Roosevelt's
Executive Order forcing ****anese-American...
