If there is no constitution recognized technically then the State or Republic does not exist. The Constitution to an United States citizen means how the government works. Ii tells you how and when to vote, the checks and the balances, the separation of powers. We as americans know how to make a country work, that has come under criticism as of late.
In a place like Somolia where no Constitution exists to my knowledge it means Factions fighting constanly. Warlords have areas of control, "Their Turf".
What that means is that you are in a constant state of war. The business of helping citizens is low on the totem pole. It generally fall into the hands of The Red Cross or other neutral entities that provide just enough food and medicine to keep everyone mal-noutrished at best. That is because politics with gun is going on daily.
In conclusion a country with no constitution is not a country but a war waiting to happen
In the US, the Constitution outlines how government is supposed to work. Without that, there would be chaos and disorder. It is the basis of law in the US.
The country would go to war
There would be no written laws. We wouldn't have any freedom of speech or religion.
The constitution is the framework of government. If there was framework it would be confusing because no one would know how things are done or what to do.
That would depend on the country's constitution.
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If Australia will become a republic, the country will cut ties with Britain. Therefore, it will change its constitution and the army will also change from royal to republican.
It would depend on which constitution and country you are referring to.
The country would not be secular.
The Federalists hoped that the new constitution would give the country a stronger federal government. They did agree with everything in it, but felt it was a good start.
It would depend on which constitution and country you are referring to.
The U.S. Constitution trumps any conflicts with state constitutions.
It would be total anarchy.