The Constitution has a lot of language that is vague and often hard to interpret for exact meaning. The problems created by such language have been confronted in practice through which of the following approaches? a. by relying on individual state legislatures to pass laws to bypass or clarify confusion in the Constitution

b. by asking the attorney general to make rulings about the language when necessary

c. through the practice of judicial interpretation in state and federal courts

d. by Congress painstakingly amending the Constitution to clarify discrepancies in language

e. by the states calling for a constitutional convention to define the language in question

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Abbey Frey

Social Studies

21 July, 00:35

The Constitution has a lot of language that is vague and often hard to interpret for exact meaning. The problems created by such language have been confronted in practice through which of the following approaches? a. by relying on individual state legislatures to pass laws to bypass or clarify confusion in the Constitution

b. by asking the attorney general to make rulings about the language when necessary

c. through the practice of judicial interpretation in state and federal courts

d. by Congress painstakingly amending the Constitution to clarify discrepancies in language

e. by the states calling for a constitutional convention to define the language in question

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Devan Hopkins · Answer 1

C. Through the practice of judicial interpretation in state and federal courts.

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Corbin Webb · Answer 2

c. through the practice of judicial interpretation in state and federal courts

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The Constitution has a lot of language that is vague and often hard to interpret for exact meaning. The problems created by such language have been confronted in practice through the practice of judicial interpretation in state and federal courts