The "Higher-Law Tradition" Guides Efforts to Revitalize State Constitutions by

The "higher-law tradition" guides efforts to revitalize state constitutions by

A) advocating that they put forth basic principles and processes of government and avoid policy choices that are better left to be handled by legislatures.
B) advocating adoption of a single-model constitution suitable to all states.
C) locking the legislature into policies that favor the strongest political and economic interests in the state.
D) spelling out the need for longer, more detailed constitutions tailored to the particular state's political culture.