There can be only one correct judicial interpretation of the original intent of the Constitution. Courts have departed from this one correct interpretation through "linguistic drift" disabling the self-correcting function, of scientific impartiality, of the courts with intentional or unintentional bias. Due process rights of the Fifth and Fourteenth Amendments require strict separation of civil law voted into law by legislatures from criminal law which cannot be out-voted by any majority to maintain the self-correcting function of the courts.

Whether courts have deviated from the original constitutional intent through linguistic drift and bias, undermining due process and the self-correcting function of judicial interpretation