Structural argument
Defined in 2 lectures. Each definition is in that lecture's terms.
Definitions are written by AI from each lecture’s transcript. The time opens the lecture where the lecturer explains it.
- An argument based on reading between the lines and interpreting the Constitution as a whole rather than relying solely on specific explicit textual provisions.
- An argument that interprets the Constitution as a holistic document ratified as a whole rather than clause by clause.