Constitutional conflict

A constitutional conflict is a conflict between constitutional bodies that is not resolved institutionally (e.g. by a judgment of the constitutional court that both sides accept).

There have been various constitutional conflicts throughout history:

• Constitutional Conflict of Hanover (1837)
• Constitutional Conflict of the Electorate of Hesse (1850)
• Prussian Constitutional Conflict (1862–1866)
• Coup in Honduras 2009
• Hungarian crisis (1905)