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<p>Steve015: </p> <hr /> <div>A '''living Constitution''' is one that changes based on perceptions of the changing views of the public. As a practical matter, it means the [[U.S. Constitution]] should be interpreted however a majority of the [[U.S. Supreme Court]] feels.<br /> <br /> The phrase &quot;living Constitution&quot; was expressly used by the [[liberal]] four-Justice dissent in ''Rummel v. Estelle'', 445 U.S. 263 (1980), and it has been implicitly embraced by the left side of the Court in numerous rulings.<br /> <br /> ((The Evil in it))<br /> <br /> You should also be aware of the evilness in a living constitution, and all liberals.<br /> <br /> [[Category:United States Supreme Court]]<br /> [[category:United States Supreme Court Cases]]</div>

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