Constitution for iPhone

Useless

Provides plain original text of all Articles and Amendments in a simply organized interface, plus ratification histories. Easier to carry around than my old worn pocket paperback copy!

I am a blind user. I love the app for its information but as a blind user, I find it difficult to navigate within the amendments to find particular sections so that I can use them in a political discussion.

This app is good. Some of the other reviews are borderline nonsensical, or possibly just outdated—I haven't gotten a single ad and everything works fine. (EDIT: I will say I have the free version, so I don't know about the search function.) This app can't be liberal propaganda because everyone knows liberals don't believe in the Constitution anymore. As proof that they don't, that same oaf clearly has no idea what "well regulated" meant in the 1700s, or that "SHALL NOT" is the actual operative phrase in the 2nd Amendment.

I just paid for the upgrade and when I search for “arms” nothing comes up! Piece of junk. I want my $2 back!

Search function does not work. Type in “republican” and it does not show up.

I paid the 1.99 to search & it doesn’t work. I do not recommend

I’ve had this app a long time and found it to be a good way to review the Constitution and use quotes from it in legal discussions to make cases. Unfortunately, they have removed the ability to copy and paste from it, so it has suddenly lost most of its usefulness. I can still look up information but when I find it, I now have to go on the internet to copy the text. That’s duplicate work. So, I’m going to remove this app and get one that allows copy & paste functions.

All the information and text is there but the GUI is meh. Also hasn’t been updated to fit newer iphone screen resolutions

I’ve been using the free version of this app for years. I recently read and found very interesting the list of amendments not ratified by states. The app gets sloppy through poor use of quotation marks in some places - unacceptable! I would like more notes that provide context to the language chosen, compromises for ratification, and legal challenges and theoretical arguments that have arisen from the amendments. I find myself using other sources in conjunction with this app.