What is a unconsitutional?

Answer 1

Simply stated, an unconstitutional government is one that does not follow, or is not consistent with, or ignores the constitution of that country. If the government continues to perform unconstitutional acts and ignores the set up of the constitution, it is an unconstitutional government. Under the United States Constitution, the government may do something which may later be declared unconstitutional by the courts. If the government continues to ignore the decision of the court, then the government is acting in an unconstitutional way. If a military coup takes over control of a government and does away with the current constitution, without the consent of the people, it is acting as an unconstitutional government.

Answer 2

An unconstitutional law is a law that is not in accord with the principles that were established in the U.S. Constitution. Citizens do not have to obey laws that are unconstitutional since they are considered invalid.

Answer 3

The United States has adopted a written Constitution so, no

Answer 4

Please rewrite. A subject is needed.