CSS Constitutional Law Past Paper 2004

CSS Constitutional Law Past Paper 2003CSS Constitutional Law Past Paper 2004

PART-II (Subjective) 80 Marks

Attempt ONLY FOUR Questions from PART-II. (20×4)

PART-II

Q.2 The judgment in Marbury v. Madison (1803) case by the United States Supreme Court empowered it as the guarantor of the Constitution. Discuss.

Q.3 The system of checks and balances in the American political process is actually a corollary, not a contradiction, of the principle of separation of powers. Elaborate.

Q.4 The Parliament Act of 1911, as amended in 1948, made the House of Commons a dominant House of the British Parliament. Detail out.

Q.5 Examine critically the authority conferred on the President by the French Constitution.

Q.6 Analyze the emergency powers of the Indian President.

Q.7 Critically examine the federal character of the Pakistani Constitution.

Q.8 Write notes on:
(a) National Security Council of Pakistan
(b) Supreme Soviet of USSR
(c) Soviet President
(d) Democratic Centralism in USSR

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