Task: Text Completion
Input (English): [header] How to distinguish constitutional and nonconstitutional law [title] Identify the body that made the law. [step] One of the initial ways to distinguish among different types of law is to find out which body of government made the law. A constitution may have been created by a separate constitutional convention assembled solely for that purpose. <sep> (A) [substeps] Non-constitutional law, in contrast, is typically created by an ordinary government body. State statutes, for example, are created by state legislatures and signed into law by the state governor. (B) The constitution, however, was created by congress and meets the parallel of constitutional law. Technically, every legal entity in the u.s. (C) Some states also have formed an equal share of constitutional law which is similar to a constitutional convention. [substeps] For example, a constitutional convention formed by you might be formed by constitutional law upon an architect's example of law that detailed the constitution to follow. (D) While constitutional law is self-explanatory, it can also be left-handed by individuals who have selected or conscientified a constitution. [substeps] In this case, general constitution, whether developed or maintained by a congress, generates a constitutional law.
Output (English): A