As its name suggests, constitutional law is the branch of the law that deals with the interpretation of the US Constitution. The United States constitution is frequently the subject of intensive scrutiny since it is a living document that can be changed, according to the website of the Supreme Court (www.supremecourt.gov). As a result, in unusual circumstances where the letter and intent of the law are in question, the Supreme Court delivers decisions as opposed to opinions. In cases where constitutional human rights are being violated, the Supreme Court has the power and jurisdiction to pass new legislation. Additionally, it has the authority to rule on the validity of unconstitutional laws and presidential orders. The majority of Supreme Court judgments are irrevocable; nonetheless, constitutional amendment, a rarely used process, has established precedents.