Compare and contrast Nevada and US constitution.

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atroni [7]3 years ago

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Answer and Explanation:

Nevada and US constitution are the set of laws that aim to normalize and create guidelines to be followed in their territories. These constitutions have many similarities, such as the affirmation that all men are equal, the confirmation of freedom of business and religion, defends the concepts of the declaration of rights, does not present laws ex post facto and defends the right to carry out peaceful protests.

However, these two constitutions have some differences. The nevada constitution is bigger and more detailed, it has never been modified and presents the original text until today, unlike the constitution of the USA.

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