Overview of Void for Vagueness Doctrine¶
Congressional Research Service / Constitution Annotated. Overview of Void for Vagueness Doctrine.
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- In law and governance it is constitutional vagueness ("due process," "reasonable") delegating gap-filling to courts, common-law evolution as ongoing gap-filling, and statutory gaps filled by regulatory agencies.
This sourceEstablishes that open-ended or vague statutory terms delegate gap-filling to courts and the executive through narrowing constructions, the legal-system instance of an acknowledged gap routed to a designated handler.
- In law and governance it is constitutional vagueness ("due process," "reasonable") delegating gap-filling to courts, common-law evolution as ongoing gap-filling, and statutory gaps filled by regulatory agencies.
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