The document discusses the history and purpose of the Philippine Constitution. It notes that the Philippines has had four constitutions throughout its history, establishing the frameworks for government under different periods of rule. The Constitution is defined as the fundamental law of the land that defines and limits the powers of government and protects citizens' rights. It serves as the supreme law that all other laws and government actions must conform to. The purpose of the Constitution is to prescribe the permanent framework for how the political, economic, and social systems will be governed.
The document discusses the history and purpose of the Philippine Constitution. It notes that the Philippines has had four constitutions throughout its history, establishing the frameworks for government under different periods of rule. The Constitution is defined as the fundamental law of the land that defines and limits the powers of government and protects citizens' rights. It serves as the supreme law that all other laws and government actions must conform to. The purpose of the Constitution is to prescribe the permanent framework for how the political, economic, and social systems will be governed.
The document discusses the history and purpose of the Philippine Constitution. It notes that the Philippines has had four constitutions throughout its history, establishing the frameworks for government under different periods of rule. The Constitution is defined as the fundamental law of the land that defines and limits the powers of government and protects citizens' rights. It serves as the supreme law that all other laws and government actions must conform to. The purpose of the Constitution is to prescribe the permanent framework for how the political, economic, and social systems will be governed.
land. It is sacred and must have to be deffended by the people. The Nation, compared to a three-storey building, has the constitution as its foundation, and as such it has to be strong and should stand the test of time. The Philippines from the onset of the American period to the present had four Constitution framed by its people. These are the Malolos Constitution during the Revolutionary Government of Emilio Aguinaldo, the 1935 Constitution during the commonwealth Period until its replacement by the 1973 Constitution under the Marcos presidency, and existing 1987 constitution, framed during the presidency of Corazon Aquino Constitution refers to "that body of rules and principles in accordance with which the powers of sovereignty are regularly exercised.” Thus, it covers both written and unwritten constitutions. Referring particularly to the Philippine Constitution, it is defined as "the written instrument by which the fundamental powers of the government are established, limited, and defined, and by which these powers are distributed among the several departments or branches for their safe and useful exercise for the benefit of the people.
The Constitution serves as the supreme or fundamental law and
establishes basic framework and underlying principles of government. It speaks for the entire population from whom it derives it claim to obedience; is binding on all individual citizens and all organs of the government; rights of individuals against the law to which all other laws must conform and in accordance with which all private rights must be determined and all public authority administered; and the test of the legality of all governmental actions, whether the proceeding from the highest official or lowest functionary. Since a constitution serves as the framework of the social,economic and political life of the nation, thus in a general way, the Constitution governs all areas of human endeavor. Its purpose is to prescribe the permanent framework of the system of government and to assign to the different departments or branches, their respective powers and duties and to establish certain basic principles on which the government is ADD YOUR founded. It is primarily designed to preserve and protect the rights of individuals against the arbitrarily action of those in authority and it's function is not to legislate in TITLE HERE detail but to set limit on the unlimited power of the legislature. A Constitution becomes in effective if the people allow those in authority to violate it with impunity. Add your words here,According to your need to Adraw Constitution distinguished the text box size.Please read the from a statute because it is a legislation direct from theinstructions peopleand while more.aAddstatute is here your words a legislation from the representatives of the people; it merely states the general framework of the law and the government, the statute provides the details of the subject of which it creates; it is intended not merely to meet existing conditions but to govern the future, while a statute is primarily intended to meet existing conditions only; it is the supreme and fundamental law of the state to which statutes and all other laws must conform . THANKS!