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4 January, 10:15

In a lose constructionist perspective, how is the constitution viewed

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    It is viewed liberally, such as if the constitution doesn't say it is wrong you can still have freedom to do it. A loose constructionist doesn't take things as seriously as a strict constructionist does.
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