A constitution contains the basic rules and principles by which a state or nation is governed. Constitutional law is the combined record of all the ways in which the constitution has been used to enforce laws and to deal with institutions and problems arising within a nation. In effect, constitutional law attempts to answer the question: What is the proper interpretation of a constitution in reference to a specific law or to a specific action of government?
The means by which a law or an action of government is declared constitutional, and therefore allowable, or unconstitutional, and therefore forbidden, vary from country to country. Two of the most notable mechanisms by which these decisions are made are found in Great Britain and the United States, and each is quite different from the other.
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