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The U.S. Constitution: If the Constitution is a binding document for Americans and our government, how should we interpret the limited words of the document? In a more "fixed" or "fluid" way? One thing is sure - whatever approach you take will effect your perception.
Constitutional Conversations is a series within the Regent Law Podcast that seeks to make constitutional law and topics more approachable to everyday people. If you'd like to learn more about Regent Law School in Virginia Beach, VA - please visit https://www.regent.edu/school-of-law/
Go to https://constitutionallaw.regent.edu/ for more information regarding the Robertson Center for Constitutional Law, where Regent Law professors and students contribute to actual cases dealing with various constitutional issues.
The U.S. Constitution: If the Constitution is a binding document for Americans and our government, how should we interpret the limited words of the document? In a more "fixed" or "fluid" way? One thing is sure - whatever approach you take will effect your perception.
Constitutional Conversations is a series within the Regent Law Podcast that seeks to make constitutional law and topics more approachable to everyday people. If you'd like to learn more about Regent Law School in Virginia Beach, VA - please visit https://www.regent.edu/school-of-law/
Go to https://constitutionallaw.regent.edu/ for more information regarding the Robertson Center for Constitutional Law, where Regent Law professors and students contribute to actual cases dealing with various constitutional issues.
