Is a preamble part of the construction? Discuss the significance of the preamble of the construction.
Understand the Problem
The question asks whether a preamble is part of a construction (likely referring to a legal document or statute) and to discuss the significance, or importance, of the preamble. This involves understanding the role and purpose of a preamble in providing context and guiding interpretation.
Answer
The preamble introduces the Constitution, stating its goals. It's not legally enforceable but explains the framers' intent. It is not the law.
The preamble is an introductory statement to the Constitution, outlining its broad goals and purposes. While not legally enforceable, it "sets the stage" and communicates the intentions of the framers. It is not part of the operative part of the Constitution.
Answer for screen readers
The preamble is an introductory statement to the Constitution, outlining its broad goals and purposes. While not legally enforceable, it "sets the stage" and communicates the intentions of the framers. It is not part of the operative part of the Constitution.
More Information
The Preamble to the United States Constitution is a single sentence that begins with "We the People" and is 52 words long.
Tips
It is a common mistake to think the preamble has legal power. The Preamble's function is to introduce the Constitution and the values it is meant achieve.
Sources
- About Educational Outreach Activity Resources US Constitution Preamble - uscourts.gov
- Interpretation: The Preamble - The National Constitution Center - constitutioncenter.org
- Preamble to the United States Constitution - Wikipedia - en.wikipedia.org
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