Question

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The language in the 14th amendment is explicit and implicit because the explicit language of the

Amendment clearly outlines the rights and the protection of the citizens. This language leaves

interpretation and explicitly states the rights guaranteed to individuals. The implicit language

Within the 14th amendment can be found in the constitution and cane give us an idea of equality

And fairness for all of us. These principles can be inferred from the language used in the 14th

Amendment. The combination of explicit and implicit language in the 14th amendment ensures

That the rights and protection it provides are both defined.

Answer 1

[AI-generated answer — Bot GPT 3.5]

The 14th amendment contains both explicit and implicit language. The explicit language clearly states the rights and protections of citizens, leaving no room for interpretation. The implicit language, found within the constitution, hints at principles of equality and fairness for all. By combining explicit and implicit language, the 14th amendment ensures that the rights and protections it offers are clearly defined.