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Interpreting the Constitution

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American History

 

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Delfina D

 

Date added:

December 9, 2014

 

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University

 

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C

 

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The first argument over constitutional rights brought before the Supreme Court was Chisholm v Georgia in 1793 over payments that Chisholm felt Georgia owed him because he had supplied Georgia goods during the American Revolutionary War. Since than, hundreds of other cases have been brought before the Supreme Court in an effort to get them to properly interpret the constitution...
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This debate is something that has gone on since 1793 and will continue to go on through out America's existence. The form of interpretation however, has always been the largest and most controversial debate. How does one actually interpret the constitution? There are many thoughts and arguments on this...
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