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"Original intent" or "originalist" is an interpretation of the U.S. Constitution that emphasizes how its [[Framers]] would have interpreted it at the time.

Sources of this original intent include the Framers' statements during the Constitutional Convention, to the extent preserved in the notes of [[James Madison]], as well as the Federalist Papers and other statements by Framers.
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