What debate topic are the following sentences about?

1. Under the status quo , there is no superordinate legal document to which an individual or the government can point when they dispute whether or not a law is legitimate .
2. For example , some people contest whether anti-social behavioral orders -LRB- ASBOs -RRB- which bar individuals from certain activities or place or CCTV cameras , are a legitimate use of the coercive power of the state .
3. Not every time that civil rights are eroded is it the result of the government overstepping what were previously thought to be the clear boundaries of the states power ; sometimes there is a legitimate grey area regarding the meeting of two rights .
4. Entrenching the respective rights of individuals and the government adds clarity to issues where the boundaries of the law are vague .
5. It is crucial to have an independent metric by which we evaluate when the government reaches the limits of what it may justly legislate .
6. Regardless of which way the judiciary rules , it must be backed up by reasoned argument and interpretation of specific legal principles explicitly outlined in the constitution .
7. A constitution would subject controversial laws to judicial review , yielding a more precise ruling on their constitutionality .
8. Thus , while popular opinion can prevent the government from brazen violations of citizens rights , more nuanced infringements persist with impunity .
That The UK Should Have a Written Constitution