Federal Constitutional Law

Federal Constitutional Law is the body of rules that outlines the structure, powers, and limits of a country's national government, as defined in its fundamental legal document, often called the constitution. It establishes the rights of individuals and guides how federal and state governments interact. This legal framework ensures government actions abide by constitutional principles, safeguarding citizens’ freedoms and maintaining a balanced distribution of power across different branches and levels of government. Essentially, it serves as the supreme legal authority that governs how laws are made and enforced at the national level.