What is the difference between constitutional and nonconstitutional?

Answer 1

the obvious difference is that constitutional is a system for governance, often codified as a written document, that establishes the rules and principles of an autonomous political entity. In the case of countries, this term refers specifically to a national constitution defining the fundamental political principles, and establishing the structure, procedures, powers and duties, of a government.

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Constitutional is something that is in agreement with the constitution, like a law or document or bill. Unconstitutional, decided by the supreme court, would be something that goes against of defies the constitution, also things such as a bill, law, or document.

Constitutional means the statement or law is in agreement with the Constitution of the United States. Say a law that says ' Anyone can drink out of a public drinking fountain' would be constitutional because it agrees with the constitution on the matter of "All men are created equal" This means all people will have equal rights and no body can legally discriminated from drinking at a public drinking fountain. Lets also say that some congressman decides to try and pass a law that says 'Only whites can drink out of public drinking fountains' This law is unconstitutional BECAUSE it discriminates against a certain group (black people in this case). This conflicts with the constitutional statement "All men are created equal".

Nonconstitutional governments, besides the fact that they do not have a constitution, are different from constitutional governments in that they are usually monarchies or dictatorships. Rulers whose very word is law would not like the idea that they have to follow some sort of rulebook. Governments who have constitutions almost always have some sort of ruling body of people to make sure that the constitution is followed. An example of this is the three branches of government in the United States.

Answer 2

A constitutional law is a law that abides by what the U.S Constitution states. An unconstitutional law is the exact opposite of that; it is a law that does not abide by what the U.S Constitution states. The Judicial Branch determines whether laws are constitutional or unconstitutional. The Executive Branch executes the laws of the United States.

Answer 3

A constitutional law is a law that obeys the constitution, an non constitutional law is one that goes against what it said.

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