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Why do we need a Constitution

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Expert · Level 29 · constitutionalism,limited power,constitutional values
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  1. Because it binds power with values and limits
  2. Because it makes power unlimited
  3. Because it makes rights temporary
  4. Because it excludes people from governance
Expert · Level 29 · constitutional supremacy,government limits,rule of law
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  1. Constitutional supremacy will weaken
  2. Citizens' rights will automatically strengthen
  3. Democracy will become complete
  4. Need for courts will end
Expert · Level 29 · majority rule,constitutional democracy,rights
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  1. It binds majority with rights and institutional limits
  2. It gives unlimited power to majority
  3. It removes citizenship of minorities
  4. It makes elections unnecessary
Expert · Level 29 · fundamental rights,rights protection,government power
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  1. As giving rights protection independent of government
  2. As making rights the mercy of leaders
  3. As ending rights
  4. As placing government above citizens
Expert · Level 29 · separation of powers,democratic protection,checks
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  1. Because it helps prevent misuse of power
  2. Because it gives all power to one institution
  3. Because it ends people's role
  4. Because it weakens rights
Expert · Level 29 · diversity,shared consent,political trust
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  1. Political distrust and conflict may increase
  2. All groups will automatically agree
  3. Rights will automatically be protected
  4. Governance will always remain stable
Expert · Level 29 · state power,citizen freedom,constitutional balance
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  1. Because it gives power to the state and protection to citizens
  2. Because it only makes the state unlimited
  3. Because it removes citizens' freedom
  4. Because it places the state above law
Expert · Level 29 · judiciary,checks and balances,rights
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  1. Need for independent institutions and checks and balances
  2. Need for unlimited power of one leader
  3. Need to keep rights secret
  4. Need to end elections
Expert · Level 29 · rights enforcement,institutions,judicial protection
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  1. Written rights are effective only when institutions protect them
  2. Written rights need no enforcement
  3. Rights are only slogans
  4. Institutions are against rights
Expert · Level 29 · long term agreement,stable rules,constitutional design
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  1. Because it gives stable shared rules above changing governments
  2. Because it creates a new government every day
  3. Because it is only the wish of present leader
  4. Because it removes citizens' consent
Expert · Level 29 · constitutional stability,party interest,neutrality
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  1. Constitutional stability and neutrality
  2. Strengthening of equal citizenship
  3. Permanent protection of rights
  4. Growth of rule-based governance
Expert · Level 29 · social justice,equality,implementation
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  1. Because institutions and procedures are needed to implement equality
  2. Because writing equality is unnecessary
  3. Because institutions always stop equality
  4. Because social justice is outside constitution
Expert · Level 29 · rights,judicial enforcement,citizens
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  1. Giving real protection to rights
  2. Giving unlimited power to government
  3. Stopping elections
  4. Ending citizens' participation
Expert · Level 29 · rule of law,governance,constitutionalism
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  1. Because it keeps both rulers and citizens under law
  2. Because it places rulers above law
  3. Because it keeps citizens outside law
  4. Because it removes courts
Expert · Level 29 · dignity,equal citizenship,democracy
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  1. Moral basis of equal citizenship and rights will weaken
  2. Elections will become more fair
  3. Government will become more accountable
  4. Minorities will be more secure
Expert · Level 29 · election rules,legitimacy,representation
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  1. They also ensure legitimacy of mandate and fairness of representation
  2. They end citizens' rights
  3. They always prove majority wrong
  4. They give governance to judiciary
Expert · Level 29 · disagreement,shared process,governance
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  1. It fixes valid process and minimum shared rules
  2. It excludes dissenters from citizenship
  3. It forces everyone to accept one opinion
  4. It stops decision-making process
Expert · Level 29 · written constitution,rights protection,clear rules
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  1. Clear reference and test for review will be weak
  2. Rights will automatically be safer
  3. Government will always remain limited
  4. Citizens' participation will not end
Expert · Level 29 · legitimacy,consent,rights
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  1. It bases governance on people's consent rules and rights
  2. It bases governance on fear
  3. It removes people's consent
  4. It gives less importance to rights
Expert · Level 29 · checks on power,written rights,institutions
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  1. Because there will be no institutional check to stop rights violation
  2. Because rights always enforce themselves
  3. Because government without checks is more just
  4. Because citizens do not need rights