The Legal Nature of the Constitution in Light of Modern Changes

Abstract

The constitution is the basic law of the state. It is one of the most important achievements of humanity in this field. In its inception, the constitutions were unwritten, but rather a customary constitution. Then a written document was resorted to. It includes all constitutional rules that regulate power and affirm freedoms and rights. The constitutional document usually consists of an introduction, content and conclusion. The jurisprudence differed on all these parts in terms of their nature. Constitutions are also affected by developments in the field of issues that they regulate, which requires constitutional amendment whenever circumstances necessitate making it not keep pace with developments in society. The constitution includes social rules, as it is located where the political society is, and it develops according to its development. It is inevitable to say that the constitution should keep pace with the recent development in the field of technology, especially with regard to the topics it regulates. Especially since recent development has affected many of these issues and the internationalization of many specializations that were previously considered part of the internal affairs of states.