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Ralph Lopezon November 26, 2018
The Constitution regulates the powers of government by providing guidelines and limits to the power of the government.The Constitution specifically identifies the three branches of government and their corresponding competences and limitations. Therefore, none of the laws or acts performed by any branch of government is unconstitutional if it is in direct contrast with what the Constitution contains.
The Constitution regulates the powers of government by providing guidelines and limits to the power of the government.The Constitution specifically identifies the three branches of government and their corresponding competences and limitations. Therefore, none of the laws or acts performed by any branch of government is unconstitutional if it is in direct contrast with what the Constitution contains.