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Should state constitutions include policy questions as part of their fundamental law? Why or why not?

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State constitutions establish certain organs of government for the State, vest these organs with their powers, and deny certain other powers. Like the federal Constitution, the written constitutions of the States do not comprise the entire “constitution” or fundamental law.

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