Constitutional law

Constitutional law involves the legal rules that set out how the government works and makes laws. It is like a rulebook that the government follows when deciding what laws should be made and how those laws will be enforced. Think of it like the rules of a playground: the government is the playground, and the rules of the playground are the constitutional laws. The rules determine which actions are allowed and which are not. By following the rules, the government can make sure everyone is treated fairly and nobody is mistreated or given more power than they should have.