Constitution for iPad

Really great app, they separate the annotations and the actual constitution which is great. Also, very easy to look through and read.

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On my iPad, if for instance you want to reference the 25th Amendment, it is ridiculously difficult. In the index list, all the entries are truncated so they can't be read. For instance, at the end of the list there are five entries in a row that look like "Amendment X...". So you have to guess which one is the 25th. But even when you choose one, you can't tell because the detail view does not have a heading. Stay away from this one.

This is a great app. Everyone should know their rights and what the constitution says. This app breaks it down for you.

Not to pick nits, but the reviewer who wants to examine an 18th century manuscript to understand our Constitution may be confusing this document with the Declaration of Independence, an original source document whose value largely derives from its context on publication date. By contrast, the US Constitution is a document that anticipates amendment and remains valuable as a blueprint for government more than two centuries later, having been lawfully adjusted many times and published widely in every new media, including -- remarkably-- this one. An authentic "manuscript" of the current version (if we take that to mean an official signatory copy) would be the version printed in the Federal Register in 1992 announcing Alabama's endorsement of the 27th Amendment. This App works fine as indexed text. Our liberty to carry it into arguments, to trust its authenticity as the Framers' intent, and our confidence that it remains fresh and liberating makes this electronic form-factor even more valuable than some old parchment relic. Huzzahs to the publishers of this free and invaluable App! Thanks to you, it lives in thousands of pockets and now on my iPad where it continues to instruct and inspire.

This app works very well to help bring the knowledge of the US Constitution. I hate when I'm talking to people and they are all like" yea Article 2 really helps set up the Judicial Branch." I mean you wouldn't believe how many times this has happened. Literally dozens! I get up and am all like " no no no! Article 2 is about the Executive branch. If you want to talk about the Judicial Branch then say the correct Article. I mean dude, get your facts right. When I'm talking to one of these Constitution nubes, i always recommend that they download this app and go study the Constitution over a nice American Cheeseburger. Not those communist Russian foods. Great app that always helps when you want to talk about article 2 of the U.S. Constitution but all the people around you are to rude to know what it is. These situations do happen and you need to be prepared for them.