Legal Definition and Related Resources of Unconstitutional
Meaning of Unconstitutional
That which is contrary to the constitution.
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Unconstitutional in Voting Law
Definition of Unconstitutional in the context of the United States election law: In a political system where a constitution stands as the supreme law of the land, any rule of law (law, regulation or other) which does not comply with that constitution, due to the way in which it was adopted (for example, if it was not approved by the required majority) or because of its content.
Unconstitutional in Voting Law
Definition of Unconstitutional in the context of the United States election law: In a political system where a constitution stands as the supreme law of the land, any rule of law (law, regulation or other) which does not comply with that constitution, due to the way in which it was adopted (for example, if it was not approved by the required majority) or because of its content.
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