$\backslash$table$[[$THEORIES OF JUDICIAL DECISIONMAKING,ACTIVISM,RESTRAINT,ORIGINALISM,$\backslash$table$[[$LIVING$],[$CONSTITUTION$]]],[\backslash$table$[[1.$ Elected officials, not courts, must make final$],[$decisions on policy unless they go directly against$],[$rights explicitly laid out in the constitution$]],,,,],[\backslash$table$[[2.$ Courts should evaluate modern issues of liberty$],[$based on core principles inherent $-$ even if not$],[$explicit $-$ in the constitution$]],,,,],[\backslash$table$[[3.$ Judges should be willing to overturn court$],[$precedent$($s$)$ if the rationale for the decision is not$],[($or is no longer$)$ legally sound$]],,,,],[\backslash$table$[[4.$ What's most important for judges to do is$],[$discern what the constitution's provisions meant at$],[$the time of their adoption and rule consistent with$],[$that$]],,,,],[\backslash$table$[[5.$ The Dobbs v$.$ Jackson Women's Health decision on$],[$abortion rights in $2022$ is a good example of this$],[$approach$]],,,,],[\backslash$table$[[6.$ The abortion ruling in the $1973$ case Roe $v.$ Wade$],[$most closely reflects this way of thinking$]],,,,],[\backslash$table$[[7.$ The Brown v$.$ Board of Education decision $(1954)],[$would be a good example of this view$]],,,1,],[\backslash$table$[[8.$ The Plessy v$.$ Ferguson $(1896)$ decision regarding$],[$racial segregation reflects this orientation$]],,,,]]$