In the Context of Approaches to Legal Interpretation, Modernists Differ

question 66

Short Answer

In the context of approaches to legal interpretation, modernists differ from originalists in that they _________.
A) believe that the Court should look to the intentions of the founders
B) seek to examine the Constitution in the context of today's society
C) contend that the government should do nothing that is not specifically mentioned in the Constitution
D) advocate that the Court should stick strictly to the text of the Constitution

• A) believe that the Court should look to the intentions of the founders
• B) seek to examine the Constitution in the context of today's society
• C) contend that the government should do nothing that is not specifically mentioned in the Constitution
• D) advocate that the Court should stick strictly to the text of the Constitution

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Definitions:

Survey

A method of research involving the collection of data from a predefined group of respondents to gain information and insights on various topics of interest.

Going Native

A term used in anthropology to describe a researcher becoming overly involved and assimilated into the culture being studied, potentially biasing the findings.

Participant Observation

A research method in anthropology and sociology where the researcher immerses themselves in the community being studied to gather data.

Objectivity

The principle or practice of maintaining neutrality and impartiality, avoiding bias or subjective judgment in research, analysis, or reporting.