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5 +2 | constitutional/aconstitutional guarantism |
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constitutional/aconstitutional guarantism Explanation: (...) Their programme, known as 'guarantism', was essentially a doctrine of constitutional limitations of government. For this constitutional doctrine which made up... http://www.angelfire.com/rebellion/oldwhig4ever/historical.h... There's a difference between "inconstitutional" and "aconstitutional": Rempelia Prime » Remand and Conservatives I think you’re absolutely correct that this is an aconstitutional rather than unconstitutional exercise of judicial jurisdiction; but I still think they’re ... www.rempeliaprime.com/?p=22 |
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