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What does it mean when we refer to the Constitution as a 'living document'?
Think about how society changes.
What are checks and balances?
Consider how branches interact.
What is meant by the term 'living document' in reference to the Constitution?
Think about how societies evolve.
True or False: The principle of parliamentary supremacy means that Parliament is above the Constitution.
Consider the relationship between Parliament and the Constitution.
Describe a situation in which the Constitution had to be interpreted differently due to evolving societal values. How did this affect the interpretation of rights?
Look into historical amendments or court cases regarding civil rights.
Evaluate how checks and balances prevent parliamentary supremacy from undermining democratic principles. Discuss with examples.
Research specific cases related to legislative actions that were challenged.
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