61.   The constitution is ambivalent on whether the president can act alone in dismissing the military chief.

62.   The constitution is the most liberal ever passed in Thailand, guaranteeing more civil liberties and creating more checks against corruption than any previous charter.

63.   The constitution is ambivalent on whether the president can act alone in dismissing the chief of staff.

64.   The constitution is clear on the five-year presidential term.

65.   The constitution is not complete and the draft being worked on gives the military the leading role in politics and bars Suu Kyi from holding public office.

66.   The constitution is the cornerstone of a strictly secular system that has seen several Islamic, Kurdish and leftist parties banned.

67.   The constitution is vague on the grounds for which a president can be impeached, citing only treason and grave misconduct.

68.   The council will oversee Afghanistan for an unspecified period while a new constitution is prepared and a national army and security force established.

69.   The court said there was no case to consider because the constitution was clear that the president may only serve two terms.

70.   The current, Soviet-era constitution has been amended hundreds of times.