Oh - you mean our laws which
you claim are "open to interpretation"? Well, except when it's a law that you like/support. Then that is suddenly and magically set in stone. But any other law, well hell, that doesn't have to be obeyed. It's "open to interpretation"..
I noticed you ran for the hills when I pointed out how you are adamant that speed limits and laws against rape are not open for interpretation. I love it when a Dumbocrat acknowledges they were wrong in their own, special, immature way...
The Federal courts interpret the laws when there are questions as to what applies....but two points you seem to be too stupid to see:
1) the courts ONLY hear cases that are brought to them, which means there already is a question about a law's meaning
2) the courts do the interpreting, NOT you when you break into a home and rape some woman.
But if laws are "open to interpretation" [MENTION=20112]bodecea[/MENTION], then according to you I can break into your house and rape you - then take it to the courts to (and I quote you here) "do the interpreting". And I can claim that I figured the courts would support me since it's ambiguous in your eyes.
See, this is where you fail miserably bodecea and the final nail I've been waiting to drive into your debate coffin.
A law can NEVER be "open to interpretation" because it would literally be impossible to be compliant with a law that changes from person to person, based on the view of the person sitting on the bench.
There is a reason laws are written in black and white and set in stone. It's the ONLY way they could be obeyed.
Sorry sweetie, you lose. The U.S. Constitution never granted anyone the authority to "interpret" it. It says exactly what it says, it means exactly what it says, and it is to be followed. It is set in stone until amended.
You are dead wrong on this and I have proved it. A law that is "open to interpretation" is a law which cannot be obeyed.