The 2000 Case Supplement to Constitutional Law examines the application of constitutional principles through recent legal and legislative developments. This supplement, designed to accompany a broader Constitutional Law course, integrates policy, legal theory, and philosophical nuances with traditional doctrinal material. It features the latest Supreme Court cases and legislative changes, offering insights from recognized experts in the field. The material is structured for flexibility, allowing its use with various primary texts, including the authors' own casebook on the First Amendment.

This case supplement is presented as an essential tool for keeping Constitutional Law courses up-to-date, emphasizing the integration of current legal and legislative developments with theoretical and philosophical underpinnings. The authors, recognized experts, provide the latest Supreme Court cases and legislative changes, ensuring students engage with contemporary applications of constitutional principles. Its flexibility allows for integration with various course materials, making it a valuable resource for instructors seeking to provide current insights.