A constitution is a set of fundamental principles or established precedents according to which a state or other organization is governed. Thus, it _____.
A) defines principles for individuals, not the nation or state in which it is based
B) delineates procedures by which a court awards the defendant monetary damages
C) is considered the fundamental law of a nation or state
D) undergoes interpretation according to modern day statutes and regulations
Question 2
Primary sources of public law include _____.
A) law of contracts or torts
B) law of obligations
C) policies and procedures
D) statutes and penal law
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