Constitutional supremacy is when ?

a) Ultimate authority for law-making and lawful conduct is vested in the legislature

b) All law and conduct inconsistent with the constitution is invalid

c) The state has a system of representative democracy

d) All conduct that is not done in terms of a law is invalid

The counter-majoritarian dilemma arises when ?

a) A majority in parliament decide something against the interest of a minority group

b)Parliament passes a law without public participation

c) Parliament is constrained by a constitutional rule that prevents a majority decision on an issue

d) Judges decide what the law mean

Parliamentary sovereignty refers to?

a) A supreme parliament that has ultimate law- making authority

b) An independent parliament that holds the executive accountable

c) When members of cabinet are also members of parliament

d) A parliament that represents the will of the majority

A state has established the rule of law when ?

a) It has a supreme constitution

b) When it has an independent arms of state

c) When it requires that all public power must be exercised in terms of an empowering berove the laws and that everyone is equal responsible for enforcing the laws of a country

d) When it has a system of representative democracy

SA's Constitution is transformative because?

a) It was negotiated by political parties to avoid a civil war and terminate Apartheid

b)ltaims to move SA away from its unequal

c) It has the Bill of Rights

d) It creates separate arms of state

- A constitution always contains a bill of rights True Or False

-An act can be inconsistent with the constitution only if its violates a right in the bill of rights True Or False

-Constitutional supremacy means that the Constitution can never be amended

True Or False

-The counter-majoritarian dilemma means that constitutional supremacy is inherently undemocratic

True Or False

-The SA Constitution aims to maintain a status quo True Or False