Difference between revisions of "Strict constructionism"

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Strict constructionism is a judicial principle, first developed by Thomas Jefferson's Democrat-Republican Party, which interprets provisions of the United States Constitution narrowly.

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−	'''Strict constructionism''' is a judicial principle in which ~~limits judicial interpretation and is often used to refer to courts following~~ the [[United States Constitution]].	+	'''Strict constructionism''' is a judicial principle, first developed by [[Thomas Jefferson]]'s [[Democrat-Republican Party]], which interprets provisions of the [[United States Constitution]] narrowly.
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