Multiple Choice
The Supreme Court's interpretation of the Constitution has been ________.
A) stable over time, because the Constitution is fairly clear
B) stable over time, because judicial actors have an interest in maintaining institutional legitimacy
C) stable since the 1930s, because the Supreme Court has only increased federal powers since then
D) subject to change over time, depending on how individual courts interpret key constitutional clauses
E) subject to change over time, as social and political climates change
Correct Answer:
Verified
Correct Answer:
Verified
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