One thing is clear – Brexit is constitutionally fascinating, as well as constitutionally problematic.
If Mr. Wulff were to quit his office — and that decision, constitutionally, is his and his alone — Mrs. Merkel would be in a tough position to find someone to replace him.
Turkey's cultural exports, not coincidentally, have also advanced its political ambitions as it asserts itself on that front, too, sending a flotilla to Gaza, defying the United States over sanctions on Iran, talking tough to its onetime ally, Israel, and giving Kemal Ataturk's constitutionally secular state an Islamic tinge.
Lawyers for the Florida relations of Elian, whose mother died when the launch in which they fled Cuba was shipwrecked, said they would appeal.Opinion polls suggested that Peru's president, Alberto Fujimori, was facing a tougher battle than expected in his bid for a constitutionally questionable third term in next month's election.
The Court of Appeals reversed that decision -- but imposed tough requirements on the prosecution to prove that its evidence was constitutionally untainted.
Racial bias in a tough sentencing environment, botched and problematic execution methods set against a backdrop of constitutionally banned "cruel and unusual punishment," not to mention the men and women who have been wrongfully executed, all point to the fact that a civilized society should work toward dismantling the death penalty.
It is a tough fight, a lawyer for several big churches said, because a legislature that can constitutionally exempt a parsonage from the tax rolls can surely extend that exemption to homes a church provides to its schoolteachers.
This is constitutionally dubious.
Constitutionally moribund?
"Constitutionally, I'm not".
Constitutionally, it is irrelevant.
