Understanding Constitutions and Their Functions (duplicated)

A constitution is a set of fundamental principles or established precedents that serve as the legal

basis for a state or other organization. It is, in essence, the "rule book"

for how that entity is to be governed. Here are some key aspects of a constitution: * Supreme Law: It

is the highest law of the land, from which all other laws and rules are derived.

Any law that conflicts with the constitution is typically considered unconstitutional and invalid.

* Structure of Government: A constitution outlines the structure of the government, defining the different

branches (e.g., executive, legislative, and judicial) and their respective

powers, functions, and relationships with each other. This often includes