One of the consequences of having a statutory constitution is ...

[melly21297]

One of the consequences of having a statutory constitution is that it
 
  A) makes governing more efficient since the legislature passes laws to expand on the foundational
  laws set in the constitution.
  B) limits executive budgetary prerogative.
  C) requires a constitutional amendment to make major and even minor changes in government.
  D) grants more budgetary control to the citizens.
  E) protects judicial independence.

Question 2

Which of the following is NOT a criticism leveled against the Texas Constitution of 1876?
 
  A) Its many amendments, some of which are poorly written and confusing, make for a disorganized
  government.
  B) The numbering of sections in heavily amendment articles is difficult if not impossible to follow
  due to missing letters and duplication.
  C) It reinforces a form of plural executive that limits the power of the governor to implement public
  policy.
  D) Though the constitution declares the governor as the chief executive, it also denies him or her the
  powers necessary to perform that role.
  E) It places virtually no restrictions on local government.

[tuwy]

Answer to Question 1

C

Answer to Question 2

E

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