Extra findings about this note I mean wat is not written in dis book I want more of it

Here are some additional findings about constitutions that are not explicitly detailed in your notes:

1. Unwritten Constitution: While your notes mention "Written Constitution," an unwritten constitution is a collection of laws, traditions, and precedents that are not codified into a single document. Examples include the UK and New Zealand, where constitutional principles are derived from statutes, common law, and conventions.
2. Constitutionalism: This is the idea that government power is limited by law, and that the authority of the government derives from and is limited by a body of fundamental law. It emphasizes adherence to the constitution's principles, ensuring that those in power cannot act arbitrarily.
3. Judicial Review: Many constitutions establish a system of judicial review, where courts have the power to examine laws and government actions to determine if they comply with the constitution. If a law is found to be unconstitutional, it can be struck down.