Constitution

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Today, most countries have enacted a constitution that includes similar or different constitutional rights. Since 1789, this is far the oldest and shortest constitution in the US Constitution (the "US Constitution"), and independent countries have adopted some other similar constitution in the world around 220. In the late eighteenth century, Thomas Jefferson predicted that 20 years is the best time for every constitution to remain effective, as "the earth belongs to the creature, not the dead." Coincidentally, according to a recent survey, the average life expectancy of the new written constitution is about 19 years. However, as many constitutions do not go over ten years, the situation of the French Constitution in 1971 is not limited to that, so about 10% will not exceed one year.

John Adams and Thomas Jefferson took intense communication about the Constitution. The following excerpt (copy in writing), after ratification of the Constitution by nine countries, before repeating all 13 countries, in a letter dated March 15, 1789, repeat what we previously announced Stated. Concern concerning the protection of the Bill of Rights. Citizen freedom is necessary and should be added to the Constitution. "In the claim of the declaration of rights ... I am glad that you are generally a friend of this revision I am glad that the declaration of rights is the same as the blessing of all other people but the merit in this case is evil Far exceeded ... The tool forms the state about some objects and provides those objects.The legislative body and enforcement agencies