Most modern democracies are legal communities and typically some kind of government will be responsible for passing new laws, for legislation.

When a law has been passed in government it is typically down to the legal system of a country to uphold the law and, to some degree, interpret it.

How does legislation work in detail? Who will make what decisions and how? Can a government pass any law they like? Are there certain constitutional rights that cannot be altered?

Keynote speakers on legislation take a look at questions and topics such as these.