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    The constitution is the fundamental law of the land from which all other laws derive. It can only be made or altered through a defined authority and prescribed process unlike ordinary laws. This introduction outlines that constitutional interpretation requires understanding how the constitution can be created and changed differently than other laws.

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    The constitution is the fundamental law of the land from which all other laws derive. It can only be made or altered through a defined authority and prescribed process unlike ordinary laws. This introduction outlines that constitutional interpretation requires understanding how the constitution can be created and changed differently than other laws.

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    The constitution is the fundamental law of the land from which all other laws derive. It can only be made or altered through a defined authority and prescribed process unlike ordinary laws. This introduction outlines that constitutional interpretation requires understanding how the constitution can be created and changed differently than other laws.

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    Title: principles of constitutional interpretation Introduction:

    Constitution is the fundamental law of the land and it is from this source that all the laws spring. This law can be made or altered not in the manner of ordinary laws but in a much different way, that is, by a defined authority and in a prescribed manner.

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