WIRE — This constitutional approach is a "clean different thing" from the British settlement. In Britain, sovereignty resides — de jure — in the Crown-in-Parliament: legislation is passed by both houses of parliament, and becomes law upon receipt of Royal Assent from the monarch. No Parliament can bind its successor, and any legislation is open to repeal or amendment... This article The Case Against a Codified Constitution was originally created by Converseer.
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