Constitution of the U.S.A.

I feel like there needs to be a bookmark feature because when I started reading it earlier today, I left off in the middle of a section and I’d like to continue reading it but I can’t recall where I left off currently. A bookmark feature would be VERY helpful. Thanks :)

Americans all need to know a little bit more about their country. This app is a great way to start. First of all, no ads! Even the developer puts “no ads“ as the first description of the app. In a world where ads can ruin the best app, it’s a pleasure to not face those annoying little pests. The UI is not the greatest, a bit clunky and somewhat lacking in design, but it’s pretty intuitive getting around the app. It’s basically just a lot of reading, but important reading, so the UI isn’t that important. There are a couple of upgrades for those historical nerds who like reading about old Supreme Court cases and the like, and there is a free commentary that comes along with just about everything on the app. The commentary may be good for some people who find it hard to wade through some of the early English legalese that most of the product is written in. And for those of you who don’t want the constitution “interpreted” by anyone for you, then just don’t read the commentaries. It never hurts to know where you stand in your own country.

Hi I love this app it’s so helpful and I’ve shared it with my history class. Could you please update the State of the Union addresses to include President Trump’s Address from February 5, 2019? Thank you!!

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The Constitution is one of the most important documents in our Nation. Every citizen should know and understand what our constitution is and how it provides for our way of life and gives the freedoms we enjoy. Unfortunately, the interpretation to the constitution in this App is extremely poor and poorly written. The individual who completed the narrative didn’t spend much time learning and understanding the founding fathers’ mindset. Find another app to get your constitutional fix.

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So if you search for “speech” it returns the first amendment. If you search for “freedom” it says no results. Maybe Ginsberg used this app during law school!