The United States Constitution is sometimes controversially considered a living document as, in non-Originalist jurisprudence, it can be reinterpreted and updated endlessly by judges without actual amendment; see right to privacy and living Constitution.
The United States Constitution is sometimes controversially considered a living document in non-Originalist jurisprudence. It is argued that it can be reinterpreted and updated by judges without actual amendment; see right to privacy and living Constitution.