Who sorts out disputes about the constitution?

Answer 1

The United States Supreme Court has the final say. If the President, Congress or citizens on the US do not like the Court's interpretation of some particular wording , they will have to amend the Constitution to change the wording in such a way that it would be interpreted the way they would like it to be. Of course, the Supreme Court always has the ability to, at a later time, overrule such a decision, but that is simply confirming the fact that thet Supreme Court has the final say and can even change its mind.

Answer 2

Anyone can interpret the US Constitution. Officers of State are required to interpret the constitution and the laws as part of performing their functions. The final arbiter on conflicting interpretations of the US Constitution is the US Supreme Court.

Answer 3

In the United States, the US Supreme Court takes on cases, usually begun in lower courts concerning laws and issues concerning the US Constitution. It's rare, but the Court can act on its own on constitutional matters and decide if a law meets the standards of the US Constitution. The Court has nine members and a majority vote decides the matter in question.

Answer 4

The ultimate authority in initerpretation of the U.S. Constitution is the United States Supreme Court.

Answer 5

The Supreme Court of the United States is the ultimate authority and final arbiter of the Constitution.

Answer 6

The U.S. Supreme Court