When judges believe that they must confirm themselves to applying rules stated in or clearly implied by the language of the Constitution,they are following the approach.

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Judicial restraint is the approach where judges limit themselves to interpreting and applying the clear meaning of the Constitution rather than actively seeking to change or influence public policy. This approach emphasizes limiting the power of the judiciary and allowing the legislative and executive branches to make policy decisions.

When Judges Believe That They Must Confirm Themselves to Applying