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Research both sides of this issue particularly in light of the rulings of the current U. S. Supreme Court Keeping in mind the principle explained in Chapter 2

INT 322: Approaches to Critical Thinking on Judicial Activism “Judicial activism” refers to the philosophy under which judges not just interpret the law–in particular, the Constitution but also, in effect, revise it. Supporters of such activism claim that the law in particular, the Constitution is a living entity that must be revised to fit new […]