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For or Against Constitutional Originalism?

We the People

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Foundations of Popular Constitutionalism

This chapter explores the historical context of constitutional interpretation, emphasizing the role of popular sovereignty at the founding of the United States. It examines how the Constitution was viewed as a document for the people, leading to early instances of citizens interpreting constitutional matters in contrast to contemporary judicial supremacy.

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