A/an type of court finds rights and protections in the constitution that are not explicitly spelled out, while a/an type of court believes that only the rights and protections that are explicitly given in the constitution are those afforded to citizens.

An ordinary court type of court finds rights and protections in the Constitution that are not explicitly spelled out, while a special court type believes that only the rights and protections that are explicitly given in the Constitution are those afforded to citizens.  

Explanation:

The ordinary courts are responsible for the knowledge of all matters promoted in the country, whatever the nature or quality of the people involved, except legal exceptions.

The special courts are those established by the Constitution or laws to judge certain persons or to resolve certain matters that, due to particular circumstances, have this privilege (Constitutional Court).