The view that an individual has no rights unless these rights are specified in the Constitution or have been created by some other legal source is referred to as:
A)the strict constructionist philosophy.
B)the interpretationist philosophy.
C)the activists philosophy.
D)the federalist philosophy.

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The strict constructionist philosophy holds that the Constitution should be interpreted narrowly, meaning that individuals have only those rights explicitly mentioned in the Constitution or created by legal sources. This contrasts with more expansive interpretations that might infer broader rights from the Constitution's language.

The View That an Individual Has No Rights Unless These