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If the constitution does not explicitly mention an action, does that mean its allowed or not allowed?
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If the constitution does not explicitly mention an action, does that mean its allowed or not allowed?

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Answer: The opposite principle " everything which is not allowed is forbidden " states that an action can only be taken if it is specifically allowed.

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not allowed

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