Why was the disagreement about the meaning of the words in the constitution important?

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bonufazy [111]2 years ago

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It imparitive that we have judicial review because its necessary to determine the meaning of ambiguous provisions of the Constitution or to answer fundamental questions left unaddressed by its creators. Without someone assigned to interpret the Constitution, we would be in a constant state of disagreement when determining verdicts.

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