  It is proved in Chon{\'e} and Le Meur (2001) that the problem of minimizing a
Dirichlet-like functional of the function $u\_h$ discretized with $P\_1$ Finite
Elements, under the constraint that $u\_h$ be convex, cannot converge. Here, we
first improve this result by proving that non-convergence is due to the mesh
refinment lack of richness, remains local and is true even for any mesh. Then,
we investigate the consistency of various natural discretizations ($P\_1$ and
$P\_2$) of second order constraints (subharmonicity and convexity) without
discussing the convergence. We also numerically illustrate convergence of a
method proposed in the literature that is simpler than existing methods.
