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Constitutional and Administrative Law
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Constitutional and Administrative Law Since England has been governed by what is known as the constitution. Wheare explains that this is the whole system of Government of the country who are established and regulated by a collection of rules. These rules can be categorised into legal rules, being the law, and non-legal rules, being convention. Conventions and law, in the form of statutes and case law, are the legal sources of our unwritten constitution. As the constitution is not provided in any document or text, there are two senses in which the constitution is developed. Firstly through an abstract sense. This is produced through the systems of law, customs and conventions which define the composition and powers of organs of state and regulate organs to the citizen. The second is the concrete sense. This is the document in which the most important laws of the constitution are authoritatively laid down. Due to the absence...
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