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What is a violation of the Constitution called?
unconstitutional
Why did the writers of the constitution allow for amendments?
The writers of the Constitution allowed for amendments in order to provide a mechanism for adapting the document to changing circumstances and societal needs over time. They recognized that the Constitution should not be rigid and unchangeable, but rather flexible and responsive to the evolving values and priorities of the American people. By including the amendment process, the framers ensured that the Constitution could remain a living document that could endure and remain relevant for generations to come.
The relocation of us citizens of japanese descent during world war 2 was a violation of which constitution principal?
limited government (grad point) ;)
How does the supreme court use the bill of rights?
The Constitution is the set of guiding principles or laws all Supreme Court decisions must adhere to. It is also the document the Court applies when exercising judicial review of state or federal laws relevant to cases before the Court.
How does congress make a law which makes it illegal to speak out against the Senate?
They can't; that would be a clear violation of the First Amendment to the U. S. Constitution.
