| 英文摘要 |
The theory and practice of constitutional law take constitutional laws as its second important source. However, the expression of constitutional law itself is misleading, so it is necessary to analyze its concept on the basis of tracing its theoretical source. The compound structure of “constitutional” as an adjective and “law” as a noun has a long history. The nationalized language of “πολιτετα” constitutes its basic premise, and the concepts such as lois fondamentales are its direct germination. As the ancient unwritten constitution has gradually become written constitution since modern times, the concepts of fundamental law have basically been replaced by the written constitutional code. In modern written constitution system, constitutional laws are mainly used as revisions to the constitutional code. When the constitutional code is missing, they are used as written constitutional documents of plurality to replace the code, but they all have the same normative effect as the constitutional code. The implementing laws formulated by the legislature based on the constitutional code do not constitute the source of the constitution. They should be collectively referred to as their categories in laws affiliated to the Constitution or other appropriate expressions and ensure their constitutionality. |
