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The Constitution of Great Britain is a non-codified constitution consisting of laws, precedents and constitutional customs of Great Britain, which determine the order of formation and powers of state bodies, the principles of relations between state bodies among themselves, as well as state bodies and citizens.

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The British Constitution is single for the United Kingdom of England, Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland.

The British Constitution is unwritten. Its provisions are not fixed in one single documents.

The British Constitution is uncodified. There is no single main UK law and there is no specific list of documents that make up the Constitution.

The British Constitution is flexible and adaptable. The constitution may be changed easily. It changes during all existence and reflects the interests of time.

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1.  Statutes (such as the Magna Carta of 1215: The Act of Settlemes Bill of Rights of 1689)

2. Eaws and Customs of Parliament

3.  Legal precedent.

4. Constitutional customs

5. The legal doctrine of scientists (such as Blackstone, Bracton, Ba and others

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Main principals:

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The supremacy of Parliament
The development of the supremacy of Parliament stemmed from the Englist Civil War and now it is a dominant theme in British Politics.The members .Parliament have the power to assess, pass or reject legislation.Parliament al has the power after going through its own parliamentary processes- of altering its own laws In every sense, the supremacy of Parliament is the khone of British Politics.

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The rule of law
The principle of the rule of law consists in that the rights of individuals are determined by legal rules and not the arbitrary behaviour of authoritics.Everyone, regardless of your position in society, is subject to the law The critical feature to the Rule of Law is that individual liberties depend Its success depends on the role of trial by Jury and the impartiality of judgres It also depends on Prerogative Orders