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Background Information	Course Material
Introduction Additional Readings Readings Constitutionalism: Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy from http://plato.stanford.edu Constitutions, Constitutionalism and Democracy  by Walter F. Murphy	Unit 1 - What is a Constitution and What is the Purpose of a Constitution Unit 2 - Classification of Constitution Unit 3 - Component Elements of a Constitution Unit 4 - Making a Constitution Unit 5 - Amendment, Suspension or Repeal of Constitution Unit 6 - Unconstitutional Abrogation of Written Constitution Unit 7 - Relationship between a Written Constitution and other Laws	Unit 8 - General Structure of Constitutions Unit 9 - Principles of Interpretation of Written Constitutions Unit 10 - Interpretation of Constitutions, continued Unit 11 - Fundamental Rights and Freedoms General Aspects Unit 12 - The Executive Unit 13 - The Judiciary Unit 14 - Nogat Unit 15 - Miscellaneous Matters

 

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