The U.S. Constitution should be interpreted as a living document.

As Pro, I will argue that the U.S. Constitution should be interpreted as a living document. In the context of American constitutional law, describing the Constitution as a "living document" (or referring to it as a "Living Constitution") invokes the notion that the Constitution is "has relevant meaning beyond the original text and is an evolving and dynamic document that changes over time" - even without the passage of constitutional amendments. [1] Proponents of this idea believe that the vi...