The key features of a codified constitution are:
1. Authoritative - A constitution is perceived as a law that is higher than regular legislation.
2. Entrenched - This type of constitution is called entrenched, which means that amending or abolishing it is a very difficult thing to do.
3. Judiciable - Since the constitution is a higher law, other laws can be judged against it, thus it can be seen if they are constitutional.
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Explanation:
Common law is "law that has been devolped on the basis" aka of preceding rulings by judges.
statutory laws are written laws passed by the legislature and government of a country and those which have been accepted by the society
Constitutional laws is the foundation of all law in a specific jurisdiction, it makes governmental authority and power just as much as it sets limatations and grants of rights.
Case law is the mutiplies of past legal decisions written by courts. In which the law was analyzed using these cases to resolve ambiguities for deciding current cases. (Basiclly meaning this case can affect future cases if needed)
Subjectivity is a big part of "pseudoscience".
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