Jurists and Scholars That Believe Changes in Circumstances Are Irrelevant

question 10

Multiple Choice

Jurists and scholars that believe changes in circumstances are irrelevant, and that the constitution is limited in scope to what the framers envisioned, support a doctrine referred to as​ ______________________.

• A) ​living constitutionalism
• B) ​activism
• C) ​originalism
• D) ​broad constructionism
• E) ​territorialism

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Definitions:

Questionable Enforceability

Questionable enforceability refers to the uncertain legal status of a contract or clause, where its compliance with law or ability to be upheld in court is doubtful.

Writing Requirements

Legal stipulations that certain agreements, contracts, or transactions must be documented in writing to be legally enforceable.

E-commerce

The exchange of goods and services or the transfer of money or information, mainly through the internet or other electronic networks.

Statute of Frauds

A legal principle requiring certain types of contracts to be in writing and signed by the party to be charged with the contract, in order to be enforceable.