This book captures an extensive understanding of Constitutional Law in the context of a well-balanced comparative analysis across the multiplicity of legal systems, with its baseline firmly entrenched on the unadulterated principles and philosophical underpinnings of Law as a Social Science on one hand, and Constitutions as extensions of Law on the other hand. It ultimately erects the confluence between Law and Constitution, into a condensed legal field known as Constitutional Law. This book therefore presents a platform for intellectual intercourse among undergraduate, post-graduate and Bar candidates, as well as members of the Bar and the Bench. It provokes a deep-seated and interactive legal and constitutional debate in that regard.