Question

difference between normal law and Constitution law?​

Answer 1

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Broadly speaking, there are two distinct kinds of Law – National Law, and International Law. National Law extends over the territory and people of the State. Within the sphere of the State there are two kinds of law.

Broadly speaking, there are two distinct kinds of Law – National Law, and International Law. National Law extends over the territory and people of the State. Within the sphere of the State there are two kinds of law.One that, which governs the State, and, the second, law by means of which the State governs its people. The former is called the Constitutional Law and the latter the Ordinary Law. ..

Answer 2

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Well simply put, constitutional law is all that law that has to do with the constitution of the United States and it's amendments. “Ordinary law” is not a term that is typically used, but if we consider it everything that is not constitutional law, then it includes statutory law, common law, administrative law and etc.