What are the major arguments for and against so-called "strict constructionism" when it comes to the issue of judicial discretion? In your own view, what are the strengths and weaknesses of each side in this debate? Which side do you agree with and why? Explain and defend your arguments well.
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- **Strict constructionism** is a legal philosophy that interprets the Constitution and other legal texts as they were originally written and intended by the framers. It emphasizes a literal and narrow interpretation of the text. - **Judicial discretion** refers Show more…
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