Question

18 multiple choice 0.5 points the judicial philosophy that says that judges should only follow the text of the constitution is called what? the living constitution none of these judicial activism judicial restraint

Explanation:

To solve this, we analyze each option:

• "The Living Constitution" interprets the Constitution as evolving with society, not just following the text.
• "Judicial Activism" involves judges using their power to shape policy, often going beyond strict text interpretation.
• "Judicial Restraint" is the philosophy where judges limit their role, following the exact text of the Constitution and deferring to other branches or original intent. "None of these" is incorrect as Judicial Restraint fits.

Answer:

D. Judicial Restraint (assuming the options are ordered as: A. The Living Constitution, B. None of these, C. Judicial Activism, D. Judicial Restraint; if the last option is labeled as D, else adjust the identifier based on the actual option numbering, but the correct option text is "Judicial Restraint")