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The "disadvantages" and "advantages" would depend on what side of the fence we sit and how the constitution is written.
Just having a "constitution" is not a guarantee of anything (i.e.; Pakistan).We and our country would have to see this constitutional document almost as a sacred document.
Just having a "constitution" is not a guarantee of anything (i.e.; Pakistan).We and our country would have to see this constitutional document almost as a sacred document.
The advantages and disadvantages of written constitution is written below:
Advantages (from the point of view of the public):
1.Hard to change. This is VERY beneficial.
2.It is easy to understand our rights.
3.It sets FIXED NON-NEGOTIABLE boundaries, duties and responsibilities to the governmental bodies.
4.It can be "re-interpreted" over the generations without having to be modified.
Disadvantages (from the point of view of Government):
1.Hard to change.
2.It is easy for our to understand your rights.
3.It sets FIXED boundaries, duties and responsibilities to the governmental bodies.
4.It can be "re-interpreted" over the generations without having to be modified.
Advantages (from the point of view of the public):
1.Hard to change. This is VERY beneficial.
2.It is easy to understand our rights.
3.It sets FIXED NON-NEGOTIABLE boundaries, duties and responsibilities to the governmental bodies.
4.It can be "re-interpreted" over the generations without having to be modified.
Disadvantages (from the point of view of Government):
1.Hard to change.
2.It is easy for our to understand your rights.
3.It sets FIXED boundaries, duties and responsibilities to the governmental bodies.
4.It can be "re-interpreted" over the generations without having to be modified.