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Civics

Why do we need a Constitution

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Expert · Level 28 · law making,rights limits,constitutional balance
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  1. Because society needs laws for change but liberty also needs protection
  2. Because laws are always above rights
  3. Because rights make law impossible
  4. Because government can make laws without limits
Expert · Level 28 · people consent,accountable power,legitimacy
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  1. Arbitrary power
  2. Legitimate and accountable power
  3. Secret power
  4. Hereditary power
Expert · Level 28 · fraternity,shared citizenship,respect
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  1. Because it strengthens shared citizenship and respect among diverse citizens
  2. Because it ends laws
  3. Because it separates citizens
  4. Because it makes government absolute
Expert · Level 28 · written limits,accountability,courts
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  1. Because they become a clear basis for citizens and courts
  2. Because they always remain secret
  3. Because they make government unlimited
  4. Because they have no proof
Expert · Level 28 · social groups,mistrust,shared framework
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  1. Because shared rules and rights protection will not be clear
  2. Because every group will be automatically secure
  3. Because government will always be neutral
  4. Because disputes will never occur
Expert · Level 28 · limited power,accountability,legitimate governance
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  1. Limited power becomes more accountable and acceptable
  2. Limits end government
  3. Limits end rights
  4. Limits stop citizen participation
Expert · Level 28 · justice,liberty,equality,fraternity
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  1. Only administrative convenience
  2. Creation of a just and inclusive society
  3. Secret power of government
  4. Ending citizens' role
Expert · Level 28 · universal rights,dignity,democracy
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  1. Because rights should not be limited by birth religion caste or wealth
  2. Because rights should be only for the majority
  3. Because rights end after elections
  4. Because rights are obstacles to governance
Expert · Level 28 · political memory,future vision,constitutional values
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  1. By learning from past experiences and establishing new values and rules
  2. By completely removing history
  3. By keeping the future away from citizens
  4. By always justifying past injustice
Expert · Level 28 · constitutional supremacy,government action,rights protection
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  1. All laws and government actions are subject to the Constitution
  2. Government is above the Constitution
  3. Parliament is above citizens' rights
  4. Citizens are outside the Constitution
Expert · Level 28 · citizen participation,voting,public life
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  1. Because citizens also participate through ideas expression organisation and rights demands
  2. Because voting has no importance
  3. Because citizens should stay away from politics
  4. Because the Constitution stops citizen participation
Expert · Level 28 · rights,responsibility,citizenship
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  1. Rights increase the capacity for responsible participation
  2. Rights free citizens from responsibility
  3. Rights end the state
  4. Rights are only private benefits
Expert · Level 28 · social goals,economic justice,state role
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  1. It limits the state only to security
  2. It makes the state active toward building a just society
  3. It separates the state from citizens
  4. It places the state above rights
Expert · Level 28 · citizen vigilance,implementation,democracy
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  1. Because written rules alone do not automatically protect democracy
  2. Because citizens have no relation with the Constitution
  3. Because government always follows rules
  4. Because rights are never in danger
Expert · Level 28 · equal citizenship,birth inequality,legal equality
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  1. At legal and political levels
  2. Only at sports level
  3. Only at family level
  4. Only at trade level
Expert · Level 28 · value based democracy,elections,rights equality
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  1. By linking elections with rights equality and justice
  2. By completely removing elections
  3. By limiting rights to rulers
  4. By stopping citizens' voice
Expert · Level 28 · power control,rights protection,constitutionalism
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  1. Because without control rights are weak and without rights control is incomplete
  2. Because control ends rights
  3. Because rights make power unlimited
  4. Because neither relates to governance
Expert · Level 28 · social agreement,institutions,constitutional rules
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  1. It turns agreement into rights institutions and rules
  2. It keeps agreement only as an oral promise
  3. It keeps agreement secret
  4. It makes agreement the will of one person
Expert · Level 28 · civics conclusion,constitution need,justice
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  1. It binds power with rules rights consent and justice
  2. It leaves power to the ruler's will
  3. It deprives citizens of rights
  4. It makes democracy only a name
Expert · Level 28 · constitutional design,limited power,protected rights
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  1. To create an order where power is limited rights are protected and society is just
  2. To create an order where ruler is unlimited
  3. To create an order where citizens are passive
  4. To create an order where rights are unclear