A constitutional amendment is a formal change or addition to a nation’s foundational legal document. It adapts laws to evolving societal needs, often requiring supermajority approval. Citizens, lawmakers, and future generations benefit, as amendments protect rights, clarify governmental powers, and ensure the constitution remains relevant without needing complete replacement.
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