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Constitutional law is a branch of law that concerns the structure and powers of the state, the division of authority among different levels of government, and the protection of fundamental rights. It governs how governments are organized, how they exercise authority, and how individuals and groups can challenge governmental action.
Constitutions serve as the supreme law of a country. They establish the basic institutions—such as the legislature,
Constitutional law often centers on constitutional review, the process by which courts interpret and apply the
Key topics within constitutional law include federalism and the division of powers between national and subnational