The Belief That Judges Should Interpret the Provisions of a Constitution

question 20

Multiple Choice

The belief that judges should interpret the provisions of a constitution according to the meaning of the language at the time the document was composed is known as

• A)judicial self-restraint.
• B)judicial activism.
• C)textualism.
• D)stare decisis.
• E)living constitution.

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