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'''Strict Construction''' when courts practice [[Judicial Restraint]]. The converse of this is interpreting the [[United States Constitution]] as a "living document" and creating new rights that aren't what the founders intended. | '''Strict Construction''' when courts practice [[Judicial Restraint]]. The converse of this is interpreting the [[United States Constitution]] as a "living document" and creating new rights that aren't what the founders intended. | ||
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Revision as of 06:33, October 5, 2007
Strict Construction when courts practice Judicial Restraint. The converse of this is interpreting the United States Constitution as a "living document" and creating new rights that aren't what the founders intended.
