A narrow interpretation of the Constitution, meaning that the Congress has 1 point only those powers specifically given in the constitution

Yes, a narrow interpretation of the Constitution gives Congress the powers specifically written while a wide/broad interpretation lets Congress use reasoning and reasonable doubt (the idea that there is no concrete evidence a law has been broken, but there is enough evidence that assumes the law has been broken) to rule based on the Constitution.

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