Explain what the underlined words mean in the context of Constitutional Law.

Today, the society is governed by the law. Constitutional law is quite powerful, it determines who has the power of government; how that power is to be executive; and the relationship between the state and the individual (Hubbard, Thomas and Varnham P33).

As we studied in lecture, we have several options to answer three questions: anarchy, oligarchy, and autocracy. However, these options do not follow the rule of law, do not rule by people.

Since we are living in a big society, rather than a sole island, our actions result not only in ourselves, but also in others who are living around us in the society. Therefore, to make sure those interactions is balance and do not hurt others we need some rule to guide us actions.

The rule of law is fundamental principle for the whole society, it answer the purpose of any constitution in a democracial way. The rule of law has no exact definition. The first person attempted to identify the rule of law was Professor Dicey at the end of the nineteenth century (H

Lastly, it is the need for legitimacy, i.e. governments should acquire power according to the constitutional processes of the state concerned.

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