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This refers to the implications of constitutional government. An example is as the Constitutional Congressional Presidential Federal Republic system in the United States. It refers to a system that reflects the "rule of law, not of men". That is, a system wherein laws are routinely ultimately tested in a jurisprudential, apolitical Court of final and last resort, in the context of a defined, written constitution that comprehensively defines fundamental law, rights, liberties and obligations of a populace and coequal citizenry.

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