Indian Polity · Polity
S1: Originalism is a principle of interpretation that views the Constitution's meaning as fixed at the time of its enactment. S2: Proponents of the 'Living Constitution,' by contrast, believe that legal interpretation must evolve to reflect contemporary societal values. Select the most appropriate and relevant co-relationship of the second sentence to the first:
- 1Claims that Originalism is the only valid way to interpret law.
- 2Argues that contemporary values are irrelevant to law.
- 3Juxtaposes a competing legal philosophy against the one in S1.✓
- 4Supports the fixed meaning of the Constitution.
Correct answer
Juxtaposes a competing legal philosophy against the one in S1.
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