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Title: Strict vs. Loose Interpretation


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Strict vs. Loose Interpretation
  • First Amendment
  • Congress shall make no law respecting the
    establishment of religion. (i.e. They cannot
    make an official religion)
  • The Supreme Court ruled that a monument to the
    Ten Commandments could not be displayed at a
    public courthouse because of this Amendment.
  • Is the Supreme Court interpreting the First
    Amendment strictly or loosely?

2
Strict vs. Loose Interpretation
  • Sixth Amendment
  • The accused shall enjoy the right to have the
    Assistance of Counsel for his defense. (He has
    the right to have a lawyer).
  • The Supreme Court ruled that the government must
    provide a an attorney if the defendant cannot
    afford one (Gideon v. Wainright, 1963).
  • Is the Court interpreting the Sixth Amendment
    strictly or loosely?

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Strict vs. Loose Interpretation
  • CW 6.2 Writing Assignment (3 Paragraphs)
  • Choose a rule that you have recently argued over
    (school rule, parents rule, law, anything).
  • Explain what the rule states (including the
    plain language, if it is a written rule).
  • Explain how the rule could be interpreted
    loosely.
  • Explain how the rule could be interpreted
    strictly.
  • Explain how you interpreted the rule.
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