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What are sources of Botswana law?
constitution ,legislation and judiciary
What are the classifications of a constitution?
written and unwritten, codified and uncodified flexible and rigid
Is it important to have a constitution?
Yes. Guidelines, codified laws keep order in nations.
Define the British constitution?
The British constitution is 'unwritten'. It is a collection of laws, conventions and case law. There is no codified constitution as there is for example, in the USA.
When did botswana becomd a colony?
The Republic of Botswana was formed September 30th of 1966 and their constitution was put in place then as well. They declared their independence from the United Kingdom.
What age limit for the house of representatives is codified by article 1 of the constitution?
25 years old
Is british constitution a true constitution?
Depends on what you mean by a "true constitution". The British don't have a codified, written document that they identify as their constitution. It consists of a number of different laws and precedents relied upon by Parliament.
Which is better a codified constitution or an uncodified constitution?
A codified constitution is a constituion in which key constitutional provisions are collected within a single document, it is commonly known as a written constitution. A written constitution is one contained within a single document or a series of documents with or without amendments ,defining the basic rules of the state. codified constitution have three key features. In a codified constitution the document itself is authoritative in the sense that it constitutes 'higher' law. The constitution binds all political institution including those that make ordinary law. The provisions of the constitution aare also said to be entrenched. This means that they are difficult to amend or abolish. As a codified constitution sets out the dutie, power and fuctions of government institutions in terms of 'higher law' it is judiciable. (eg. USA comprises of the Bill of Rights, Patriot Act) The other type of constitution is an uncodified constituition. An uncodified constitution is a constitution that is made up of rules that are found in a variety of sources, in the absence of a single legal document or written constitution.Unlike codified constitution the constitution is not authoratative. Constitutional laws enjoy the same status as ordinary laws. Uncodified constitutions are also not entreched. The constitution can be changed through the normal processes for enacting statue law. Finaly, uncodified constitutions are not judiciable. In the absence of higher law, judges do not have a legal standard against which they can declare that the actions of other bodies are considered constitutional or unconstitutional.(eg. UK - drawn from Magna Carta, HRA) Tareq273@yahoo.com
Should the British Constitution be written?
The decision to have a written constitution is ultimately a matter of political choice and context. However, there are arguments in favor of a written constitution for the UK. A written constitution would provide clarity and certainty, while also protecting fundamental rights and ensuring a clear separation of powers. It could also serve as a symbol of the country's values and aspirations.
What is the UK constitution?
The UK is famous for NOT having a written constitution.The uk has no single codified (written) constitution. It exists through a variety of statutes and laws that together set the legal precedent for how the government is operated. This includes the magna .
WHAT IS Classification of constitution?
Constitution can be classified as written or unwritten, rigid or flexible, federal or unitary, and supreme or subordinate. Written constitutions are explicitly outlined in a single document, while unwritten constitutions are not codified. Rigid constitutions are difficult to amend, while flexible ones can be easily changed. Federal constitutions establish a division of powers between central and regional governments, whereas unitary constitutions centralize power. Finally, a constitution is supreme when it is recognized as the highest source of law, whereas subordinate constitutions derive their authority from higher laws or documents.
What continent is botswana?
Botswana's continent is africa.
