Within the United States Constitution, there are a number of rules and laws that have been outlined and are left for interpretation by the judicial branch of the U.S. government. These interpretations can be taken for exactly what they say, which would be known as a strict interpretation. On the other hand, these laws can be taken and manipulated in order to apply them in a number of different ways; this would be considered a loose interpretation of the Constitution. The Supreme Court is charged with the task of interpreting the laws set forth within the United States Constitution and applying them to court cases as they see fit. One case in particular that was crucial in the formation of the United States Supreme Court was that of Marbury
