The Bill of Rights confers absolute rights, not subject to interpretation by the United States Supreme Court.

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The United States Supreme Court has the authority to interpret the Bill of Rights, and has done so in numerous cases throughout its history. While there may be debates and disagreements over the interpretation of certain rights, the Supreme Court ultimately has the final say in interpreting the Constitution and its amendments, including the Bill of Rights.

The Bill of Rights Confers Absolute Rights, Not Subject to Interpretation