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There are competing '''legal philosophies''' with respect to decisions about interpretation of the [[U.S. Constitution]] and other laws. They can be grouped into two categories: "law without values" and "law with values":

== Law without values ==

*originalism
*[[textualism]]
*[[strict constructualism]]

== Law with values ==

*[[conservatism]] - when conservative values are applied
*[[critical legal studies]] - when [[liberal]] ideologies are applied
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[[Category:United States Supreme Court Cases]]

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