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Judicial restraint


 

Judicial restraint is a judicial philosophy which believes in the limited exercise of judicial powers. Jurists practicing judicial restrain have been described as "strict constructionist," "interpretivist," and "textualist".

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◄ Judicial restraint: Introduction
 

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