2009Journal of Shanxi Politics and Law Institute for AdministratorsRequires access

Establish the Constitution Regime that Constitution with Supreme Station

Zhou Cheng-tan

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Constitution is fundamental law with highest effect in our country.It is necessary requirement of rule-of-law society to maintain the constitution's supreme paramountcy.The article analyzes the executive status of constitution,discusses the scholars' views,expounds that constitution and the people congress should be with paramountcy in our country.

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Constitution is fundamental law with highest effect in our country.It is necessary requirement of rule-of-law society to maintain the constitution's supreme paramountcy.The article analyzes the executive status of constitution,discusses the scholars' views,expounds that constitution and the people congress should be with paramountcy in our country.

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Constitution is fundamental law with highest effect in our country.It is necessary requirement of rule-of-law society to maintain the constitution's supreme paramountcy.The article analyzes the executive status of constitution,discusses the scholars' views,expounds that constitution and the people congress should be with paramountcy in our country.

Key concepts: Constitution, Law, Law of the land, Political science

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