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Short addendum, since this is probably the term from that page that is mangled the most by the automatic translation: The "Basic Law" is in fact the "Grundgeset
by hwh 13y ago
Short addendum, since this is probably the term from that page that is mangled the most by the automatic translation: The "Basic Law" is in fact the "Grundgesetz", the German constitution.
(Aside note: Some people from outside the law studies often claim that it isn't a "constitution" because the "Grundgesetz" refers to a "constitution" as a different entity, but this opinion is not shared by any reputable law scientist. Functionally, it's the constitution.)
- Udo 13y agoGood point. I was hesitant to say "constitution" on the grounds that the official translation is Basic Law. But I'll take your word on it. Changed the title (not that I see this getting any traction here with 0 votes).