Constitutional Law

Constitutional law would normally cover and connote the fundamental
law of the land as contained in the provisions of the constitution.
More particularly, it is concerned with the basic feathers of the
framework of the distribution of powers between the organs of the
state and between the union and the units. However, modern
constitutional law, specially in free democratic representative
democracies, lays the greatest emphasis on fundamental human rights
and the relationship between the individual citizens and the state.
Also, the sources of constitutional law include not only the text of
the constitution but also constitutional case law, conventions and a
number of statutes enacted under certain constitutional provisions.