How to read the Constitution like a guide for liberty and law
This study explains the three core ways to interpret constitutional text—analytic, historical, and synthetic methods—and why they matter for protecting liberty. It argues that clear, principled reading of the words themselves is essential to avoid judicial whim and to safeguard civil rights. The author also traces how history and precedent can shape, but should not override, the aim of a just and stable legal order.
The book blends theory with practical insights, showing how misreading the Constitution can lead to overreach. It covers limits on government power, the importance of open discussion, and how constitutional principles should be tested against real-world legislation and actions. While the tone is analytical, the goal is accessible and relevant to anyone interested in constitutional safeguards and the rule of law.
Ideal for readers of constitutional law, legal history, and policy debates who want a clear framework for evaluating how constitutions are interpreted and enforced.
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