US-China Law Review · 2015 · 15 citations · 0 references
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The Constitution is, par excellence, the fundamental law, the legal and political settlement of a state. All other normative acts must be so designed that they do not contravene the Constitution. Therefore, between the Constitution and other normative acts there are some differences that highlight the supremacy of the Constitution. The constitutional revision can be supported and initiated when the social realities are changing, and these changes are so significant that some constitutional provisions no longer meet the reality or they tend to stifle real life in social relationships that are rapidly developing and changing.