Judges Who Believe in Contextualism Argue

question 19

Multiple Choice

Judges who believe in contextualism argue:

• A)That the Constitution is a living document that should be interpreted to meet the needs of society.
• B)That the context of a crime should be excluded from a criminal trial so as to ensure uniformity.
• C)That the intent of the framers of the documents should guide our decision making today.
• D)That judicial restraint is always favored over judicial activism.

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Definitions:

Personal Prejudices

Biases or preconceived opinions that individuals hold, which affect their attitudes, actions, and perceptions about other people or situations.

Continuous Employment

A work situation where an individual is employed continuously without significant breaks or interruptions.

Relocation

Refers to the process of moving to a different place, often for work or living purposes.

Long Working Hours

Extended periods of work time that surpass the standard full-time hours, often associated with increased stress and health risks.