What is constitutional instability?
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Im not sure but I think Immodium will make it better
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The US Constitution was written in 1776.  There have been alot of modifications (amendments) since that time but are you referring to just amendments during that five year period?  If you could be a little more specific, I could help you a whole lot more.  Oh yeah, and don't forget  about The Bill Of Rights.  Maybe even just as important.  To keep corruption out of the executive branch (you know--the checks & balance system) that's going to hell as we speak?  or rather write........
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Elaborate your question. What political system are you referring to and what do you define as 'public stability' in which public administration?
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I would say yes. In theory, even in a constitutional monarchy, the constitution comes from the Monarch, and is of his or her will. This said, the monarch could regain executive authority if there was enough cause. This is actually the benefit of a monarchy. In Spain for instance, after the King was reinstalled, the army generals tried to stage a coup. The King asked all forces loyal to the monarchy to come to his and the nations aid. They overthrew the generals and because of the king, order was restored.
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The Constitution does nothing to secure, protect or promote democracy. It establishes a Republic wherein the sovereignty is with the People. The people then elect representatives to voice their concerns. That is why the House of Representatives has elections every two years. It is the House that is supposed to be the most responsive to the will of the ppl.\n   A lynch mob is a democracy. Is that the kind of government you want?
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Your premise is wrong!  The U.S. Supreme Court has time and again showed that the U.S. Constitution is still alive and working.
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It takes a lot to change the constitution. You might as well not waste your time on something as silly as changing it so an unpoopular governor can lose the Presidential election for your party. Because, it might make it harder to get a law change you do want.
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When the Senate figures out how to get around the Constitutionality problem their bill has right now, or when one of the alternatives being introduced come up for a vote.\n\nYou could write or email your Congressmen to find out, and let them know of your interest.
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The instability of the government has an adverse impact on the marketing and industrial activity in a country.
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There are no loaws - the Constitution preserves our RIGHTS - that is why laws must always be Constitutional and guarantee our freedoms under the Constitution.   Have you read it lately??  The Govt we have today needs to refer to it.
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for me it is a form of changing a government...in my country it does happen and i dont like it why???because it make people confuse....
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This country has already fallen apart and is in chaos.  It is only a matter of time as to when we are under complete UN control and lose the rest of our Constiutional protected rights.\n\nIn Liberty, peace and love,\nEric H. Smith\nwww.erichsmith.com
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Government STABILITY is essential for investment and growth. Many countries learned a hard lesson from investing in the Mid-East when they nationalized everything in sight.\n\nAfrica being a MUSLIM stronghold won't win you any stability investing nor growth either.
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Stability is overrated. Concentration camps are stable. Rocking these lunatics out of power is the kind of instability needed.\n\nBack in the 50s, Iran nationalized western owned oil fields, Eisenhower capitulated. That inaction, and countless inactions since, keep emboldening the irrational leaders of the region.
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Constitutional law is the study of foundational laws that govern the scope of powers and authority of various bodies in relation to the creation and execution of other laws by a government. A constitution binds a government or governments, limiting the contexts in which rules may be created, interpreted and force may be applied. Constitutions may reference various bodies, including organizations, associations, stateless peoples and nation-states.\n\nMost commonly constitutional law is the law of these foundational laws, customs, and constitution a conventions in regard to nation-states. Not all nation-states have constitutions, though all such states have a jus commune, or law of the land, that may consist of a variety of imperative and consensual rules, that may be customary law, oral law and written law that apply in the various jurisdictions of such state. Of those nation-states that do have constitutions, not all are considered strictly written constitutions, as the laws that govern such issues may not be consolidated into one single constitution document or instrument. The constitutional law may be the fact of interpreting a variety of text which may also be informed by history, custom and unwritten constitutional conventions . Compare, for example, the written Constitution of the United States with British constitutional law, which arises from multiple sources including Magna Carta, the common law, and other customary sources. In some countries, the constitution is known as the Basic Law.\n\nConstitutional laws may often be considered second order rulemaking or rules about making rules of exercise power. One of the key tasks of constitutions within this context is to indicate hierarchies and relationships of power. Thus, for example, in the case of a unitary state, the Constitution will vest ulitimate authority in one central administration and legislature, and judiciary, though there is often a delegation of power or authority to local or municipal authorities. Whereas when a constitution establishes a federal state, it will identify the several levels of government coexisting with exclusive or shared areas of jurisdiction over lawmaking, application and enforcement.
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The "constitution test"????
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a constitutional monarchy is a knid of a normal monarchy. With a king or a queen, but they dont have all the free power. Whatever they do has to follow under the laws of the country they're in.