The idea of constitutional morality expresses some keys to keeping a nation in line with the concepts of the Constitution rather than with social, religious, or traditional norms.
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A system with regular, transparent, and steady procedure is characterised by formality and logic. It is also characterised by high predictability and low discretion.
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