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A UK Bill of right's?
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Have a little read: ... A UK Bill of right's? Budge et al (1998, p.177) defines a constitution as 'enshrining in law the rights and duties of citizens and the functions and powers of the state and its major branches....' In most countries throughout the world this constitution takes the form of an actual written document typically written on vellum with an official seal. An example is the well-known US Bill of Rights created in 1788 following independence from the British crown. However, Britain is one of the few countries in the world where the constitution takes an unwritten form. Instead, it is comprised of Acts of Parliament, treaties, common law and European law, amongst others. This would seem to many to be somewhat disorganised and haphazard, but up until the mid twentieth century, Britain's constitution was seen as a unique feature of the strong, yet flexible government which has taken Britain through two world wars
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