ConLaw

Constitutional Law, or ConLaw, is the branch of law that examines the rules and principles set out in a nation's constitution. It governs how the government operates, defines the powers of different branches, protects individual rights, and ensures laws align with the constitution’s protections. Essentially, it’s about maintaining the structure of government and safeguarding fundamental freedoms, determining what laws and government actions are valid or unconstitutional. Think of it as the legal framework that ensures government power is limited and rights are preserved, providing a blueprint for how a country is organized and functions.