To an American reader, the phrase" a constitution without a constitution," as seen in the title,
might seem an impossibility. An American reader views the Constitution as a formal written …

Constitutional adjudication raises the most fundamental questions with which a legal system
must grapple—questions about forms of government and ways of life. The basic difficulties …

" Those then who controvert the principle that the constitution is to be considered, in court, as
a paramount law, are reduced to the necessity of maintaining that courts must close their …

In American constitutional law, the existence of a constitutional text appears essential for the
derivation of judicial review. This textual derivation is considered either direct because the …

If you want to understand American constitutional law, you have to read the US Constitution.
That seems obvious. But you can't just read the US Constitution, because there is more to …

Constitutionalism-the idea that a written constitution reflects the will of the sovereign people-
both empowers and limits American government. It underlies our boast that unlike other …

The Supreme Court of Israel has recently indicated willingness to review and alter statutes to
conform to standards not embedded in any written constitution. Professor Albert describes …

Many people revere the US Constitution. Many Americans consider themselves connected,
in some important way, to the earlier generations who wrote and ratified the Constitution we …

The subject matter of our discussion today is entitled “Written or Unwritten Constitutions”—
but the real issue before us is the supremacy of the legislature. A written constitution is …

Several years ago, I was asked by the Prime Minister of one of the newly independent
nations emerging from the former Soviet Union to prepare for consideration by his …