The constitutional crisis both parties created
Summary
The article discusses how rights based on laws passed by legislators (statutory rights) can be changed or removed by courts. These rights do not have the strong protection that rights written directly into the Constitution have.Key Facts
- Rights created by laws are called statutory rights.
- Statutory rights depend on judges allowing them to continue.
- Constitutional rights have stronger, more lasting protection.
- Courts have the power to change or remove statutory rights.
- This situation can lead to conflicts between political parties.
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