Question

QUESTION 5 Which of the following best describes the language of the Bill of Rights? It seems generally clear and unequivocal but sometimes is ambiguous. It allows wide latitude to politicians who want to change its constitutionally protected liberties. It is so vague as to be meaningless until either Congress or the Supreme Court expands and defines its meaning. It is never in conflict with other equally clear constitutional provisions.

Answer 1

my answer is that it's so vague as to be meaningless until either Congress or the supreme court expands and defines its meaning.