How can our interpretations of the Constitution change?

Also, How can Congress change the Constitution? Are these type of changes formal or informal?

What might bring about new interpretations of the Constitution?

How can an amendment to the Constitution be proposed?

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Karissa Woodward

30 December, 02:21

How can our interpretations of the Constitution change?

Also, How can Congress change the Constitution? Are these type of changes formal or informal?

What might bring about new interpretations of the Constitution?

How can an amendment to the Constitution be proposed?

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Quinn Potter · Answer 1

Well first of all, the Constitution can be interpreted in many different ways just like any other passage that you might read. These interpretations change over time based on events that happen and society changing. For example the Second Amendment has the possibility of being repealed in the near future because of public shootings.

An amendment is the only way to change the Constitution and they are formal as I'm pretty sure that both houses of Congress-the Senate and the House of Representatives - has to agree to the change.

How can our interpretations of the Constitution change?Also, How can Congress change the Constitution? Are these type of changes formal or informal?What might bring about new interpretations of the Constitution?How can an amendment to the Constitution be proposed?

How can our interpretations of the Constitution change?

Also, How can Congress change the Constitution? Are these type of changes formal or informal?

What might bring about new interpretations of the Constitution?

How can an amendment to the Constitution be proposed?