Constitutional Charter of Serbia and Montenegro (579 bytes)
1: The '''Constitutional Charter of the State Union of Serbia and Montenegro''' ca...

Constitutional legitimacy (676 bytes)
1: '''Constitutional legitimacy''' asks what makes a [[constitution]] ...
5: ...t he calls the [[necessary and proper]] theory of constitutional legitimacy in his book, ''[[Restoring the Lost Co...

Constitutional amendment (8072 bytes)
1: A '''constitutional amendment''' is an alteration to the [[constituti...
4: ... can be amended by a simple act of Parliament. UK constitutional conventions are held to evolve organically over t...
13: ...st first be taken by the legislature. In others a constitutional referendum may be triggered by a popular [[initia...
19: ...-quarters of either the state legislatures, or of constitutional conventions specially elected in each of the stat...
38: ...[http://www.oefre.unibe.ch/law/icl/ International Constitutional Law] (Database of national constitutions)

Constitutional Union (341 bytes)
2: The '''Constitutional Union''' (''Union Constitutionelle'') is a conser...

Constitutional Movement (918 bytes)
1: ...fering a more moderate alternative to the NF, the Constitutional Movement claimed to have 2000 members by [[1980]]...
3: Despite its early promise the Constitutional Movement soon began to flounder (particularly aft...

Constitutional Democrats (765 bytes)
1: ...om the initials of the formal name of the party ''Constitutional Democrats''.

Constitutional Court (1285 bytes)
1: ...n fact [[unconstitutional]], and conflicting with constitutionally established rights and freedoms.
3: Countries with constitutional courts include:
4: * [[Germany]], the [[Federal Constitutional Court of Germany|model]]
45: ... have constitutional courts, and instead delegate constitutional judicial authority to the [[supreme court|Supreme...
46: [[Category:Court systems]][[Category:Constitutional law]]

Constitutional convention (10977 bytes)
1: :''Alternative meaning: [[Constitutional Convention]]''
3: A '''Constitutional convention''' is an informal and uncodified proce...
4: ...hose political systems are derived from [[British constitutional law]], most of the
5: functions of government are guided by constitutional
9: formal constitutional documents. In particular, the formal

Constitutional Commission (1062 bytes)
1: Many entities have been called a '''Constitutional Commission''' with the general purpose of reviewi...
12: In [[1985]] a Constitutional Commission was established (by the [[Bob Hawke|Ha...
14: See also: [[Constitutional history of Australia]]
23: *[[Constitutional Convention]]
26: [[Category:Constitutional law]]

Constitutional crisis (3401 bytes)
1: A '''constitutional crisis''' is a situation in which separate factio...
3: A constitutional crisis can lead to government paralysis, collapse...
5: ==Famous Constitutional Crises==
13: * The [[Australian constitutional crisis of 1975|parliamentary dispute]] of [[1975]...
15: * The [[Russian constitutional crisis of 1993|constitutional crisis]] of [[1993]] in [[Russia]], a conflict be...

Constitutional Convention (888 bytes)
1: :''Alternative meaning: [[Constitutional convention]]''
3: ...blic of China]] served as a continuously standing constitutional convention.
5: *[[History of the United States Constitution|Constitutional Convention (United States)]]
6: *[[Constitutional Convention (Australia)]]
8: *[[Scottish Constitutional Convention]]

Advice (constitutional) (1789 bytes)
1: ...is formal, usually binding instruction given by a constitutional officer of state to another. [[Head of State|Head...
9: In some isolated cases, constitutional Advice is not binding. For example, many heads of...
12: ... may be obligatory to follow, some though not all constitutional writers capitalise the word, writing it as ''Advi...
15: [[Category:Constitutional law]]

Constitutional law (4053 bytes)
1: '''Constitutional law''' is the study of foundational [[law]]s that...
3: ...onstitution of the United States]] with [[British constitutional law]], which arises from multiple sources includi...
5: ...administration and legislature, though in unitary constitutional states, there is often a delegation of power or a...
7: ...ticipating states. Two examples of these types of constitutional system are the European Union and [[Switzerland]]...
9: == Areas of Constitutional law ==

Constitutional government (1672 bytes)
1: ...onstitutional law]] and the [[constitution]]. The constitutional government is typically clear in countries with a...
3: ...ates lacking a codified constitution are actually constitutional.

Constitutional monarchy (3413 bytes)
1: ...itary or elected monarch as head of state. Modern constitutional monarchies usually implement the concept of trias...
3: Today, constitutional monarchy is almost always combined with [[represe...
5: Although current constitutional monarchies are mostly representative democracies,...
8: Some constitutional monarchies are hereditary; others, such as that o...
11: Some constitutional monarchies are:

Constitutional Democratic party (1356 bytes)
3: The '''Constitutional Democratic Party''' was a Russian political party...

Liberal Constitutional Party (692 bytes)
2: The '''Liberal Constitutional Party''' ([[Spanish language|Spanish]]: '' Partid...

Democratic Constitutional Rally (582 bytes)
1: The '''Democratic Constitutional Rally''' ([[French language|French]]: ''Rassemble...

Constitutional debate of Canada (13794 bytes)
1: The '''Constitutional debate of Canada''' is an ongoing debate covering...
14: ''Main article'': [[Constitutional history of Canada]]
18: == Documents in constitutional history ==
29: * [[Constitutional Act of 1791]] (June 10, 1791)
43: ... of the [[Tremblay Royal Commission of Inquiry on Constitutional Problems]] (1953)

Wessex Constitutional Convention (906 bytes)
1: The '''Wessex Constitutional Convention''' is an all party [[pressure group]] ...

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