In a loose constructionist perspective, how is the constitution viewed?

a. The constitution can be interpreted but cannot be changed in order to grow.

c. The constitution is to be used just as written and cannot be changed.

b. The constitution is to be used just as written but can be changed.

d. The constitution is up to interpreting and can be changed in order to grow.

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Mae

21 April, 05:39

In a loose constructionist perspective, how is the constitution viewed?

a. The constitution can be interpreted but cannot be changed in order to grow.

c. The constitution is to be used just as written and cannot be changed.

b. The constitution is to be used just as written but can be changed.

d. The constitution is up to interpreting and can be changed in order to grow.

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Jermaine Schmidt · Answer 1

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d. The constitution is up to interpreting and can be changed in order to grow.

A loose constructionist perspective has the idea that, as society changes, the constitution must also change. Thus, it understands that it is open to contextual interpretations.

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