There Are Different Kinds of Judicial Philosophy in How to Interpret

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Essay

There are different kinds of judicial philosophy in how to interpret the law.Outline the theories of judicial restraint and judicial activism.Discuss an example of the Supreme Court employing judicial activism.

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Definitions:

Expected Value

The long-run average value of repetitions of an experiment it represents, often considered as the mean of a probability distribution.

Perfect Information

A situation in game theory or economics where all participants have full and equal knowledge of all relevant aspects.

Candy Store

A retail shop specializing in the sale of candies, sweets, and sometimes other confectionery items.

Expected Payoff

The average outcome or return anticipated from a decision or investment, considering all possible outcomes.