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Civics

Why do we need a Constitution

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Medium · Level 28 · ordinary law,supreme law,constitution
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  1. Ordinary law is always above the Constitution
  2. A Constitution is only a local rule
  3. A Constitution gives basic and supreme rules
  4. Ordinary law can never be changed
Medium · Level 28 · trust,citizens,government limits
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  1. Because government keeps all rules secret
  2. Because citizens have no role
  3. Because government gets unlimited power
  4. Because rights and limits of governance are fixed in advance
Medium · Level 28 · political stability,institutions,constitution
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  1. Fixing institutional rules of governance
  2. Banning all parties
  3. Removing citizens' rights
  4. Weakening the judiciary
Medium · Level 28 · tyranny of majority,rights,minority protection
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  1. Because it always keeps majority out of rule
  2. Because it limits majority arbitrariness through rights
  3. Because it does not treat minorities as citizens
  4. Because it permanently stops elections
Medium · Level 28 · judiciary,rights protection,constitution
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  1. So that courts obey everything government says
  2. So that courts stay away from citizens
  3. So that rights and the Constitution can be protected
  4. So that interpretation of laws becomes impossible
Medium · Level 28 · citizen participation,voting,expression
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  1. It excludes citizens from governance
  2. It gives rights such as voting and expression
  3. It treats citizens only as taxpayers
  4. It makes participation a crime
Medium · Level 28 · written constitution,clarity,governance
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  1. Rules become clear and referable
  2. Rules disappear completely
  3. Government becomes above law
  4. Citizens get no rights
Medium · Level 28 · dispute resolution,constitutional process,institutions
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  1. It hides all disputes
  2. It gives rules institutions and process
  3. It stops justice
  4. It gives separate laws to citizens
Medium · Level 28 · duties,rights,responsibility
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  1. So that rights can be fully ended
  2. So that citizens keep fearing the state
  3. So that responsibility is understood along with rights
  4. So that government has no limit
Medium · Level 28 · shared identity,equal citizenship,nation
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  1. It separates citizens by birth
  2. It writes only the identity of ruling class
  3. It makes diversity illegal
  4. It connects everyone on the basis of equal citizenship
Medium · Level 28 · amendment,basic rules,stability
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  1. So that basic rules do not change again and again
  2. So that people never participate
  3. So that rights are removed immediately
  4. So that government becomes secret
Medium · Level 28 · authoritarianism,limits,institutional checks
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  1. By giving lifetime rule to the leader
  2. By placing limits and institutional checks on powers
  3. By removing all courts
  4. By ending civil liberty
Medium · Level 28 · liberty,equality,dignity
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  1. Liberty always ends equality
  2. Equality makes liberty unnecessary
  3. Together they protect citizen dignity
  4. Both are only for leaders
Medium · Level 28 · power,rights,clear rules
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  1. When everyone wants only entertainment
  2. When clear rules are needed on power and rights
  3. When society has no institution
  4. When laws must be kept secret
Medium · Level 28 · legitimacy,people consent,rule based process
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  1. Through people's consent and rule-based process
  2. Through government arbitrariness
  3. Through citizens' silence
  4. By removing rights
Medium · Level 28 · minority rights,inclusion,democratic stability
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  1. It gives all citizens confidence that they are secure
  2. It always excludes the majority
  3. It stops elections
  4. It makes rights only symbolic
Medium · Level 28 · equality,non discrimination,constitution
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  1. It gives principles of equality and non-discrimination
  2. It always recognises discrimination
  3. It divides citizens into separate ranks
  4. It removes the need for justice
Medium · Level 28 · institutions,powers,roles
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  1. So that all power remains in one office
  2. So that each institution's limit and role remain clear
  3. So that citizens get no rights
  4. So that elections are not held
Medium · Level 28 · judicial remedies,fundamental rights,justice
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  1. Only government orders
  2. Only tax rules
  3. Fundamental rights and judicial remedies
  4. Only national symbols
Medium · Level 28 · people power,democracy,consent
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  1. Because it strengthens hereditary rule
  2. Because citizens get no role
  3. Because government becomes independent from people
  4. Because in democracy government runs by people's consent