Written constitutions are a fine thing for the most part. While not much of a constitutional theorist Geeklawyer has often thought that a constitution defined rigidly enough to prevent subsequent power grabs to be good. Some favour a document that everyone can read and understand, a flexible ‘back of the envelope’ thing knocked up in […]
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