Constitutional Law, 1999
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Author Description
When you want to update materials for your Constitutional Law class, be sure to review this new case supplement. Taking the integrated approach of interspersing policy, legal theory, and philosophical nuances with traditional doctrinal material, this team of expert authors brings you the very latest cases and materials to enliven your course. This 1999 Case Supplement offers you: the insight of high-profile authors who are experts in the field the most current Supreme Court cases updated problems the flexibility to be used with a wide variety of materials, including the authors' new casebook on the First Amendment The Supplement covers topics taught in the traditional Constitutional Law course including: the role of the Supreme Court in the constitutional scheme the powers of Congress judicial efforts to protect the expansion of the market against assertions of local power the distribution of national power equality And The Constitution implied fundamental rights freedom of expression the Constitution and religion the Constitution, baselines, And The problem of private power To show your studens the most recent applications of the principless of constitutional law, be sure to use this throrough, high-quality supplement.
Menrva's Summary
THE THESIS
This 1999 Case Supplement provides updated materials for Constitutional Law courses, focusing on the latest Supreme Court cases and contemporary legal issues. The authors, experts in the field, integrate policy, legal theory, and philosophical nuances with traditional doctrinal material. It covers key topics such as the Supreme Court's role, congressional powers, market expansion, national power distribution, equality, implied fundamental rights, freedom of expression, and the Constitution's relationship with religion and private power. This supplement is designed for flexibility, usable with various course materials, including the authors' own First Amendment casebook.
THE SCOPE MAP
- Analysis of the most current Supreme Court cases relevant to constitutional law.
- Updated problems and exercises for student engagement.
- Discussion of the role of the Supreme Court within the constitutional framework.
- Examination of the powers of Congress and judicial efforts to protect market expansion.
- Exploration of the distribution of national power and equality under the Constitution.
- In-depth coverage of implied fundamental rights and freedom of expression.
- The Constitution's application to religion and the issue of private power.
THE AUTHORITY PERSPECTIVE
This supplement is presented as a vital resource for instructors seeking to update their Constitutional Law courses with the latest legal developments. Its integrated approach, combining doctrinal material with policy, theory, and philosophy, aims to provide a comprehensive and engaging learning experience. The inclusion of current Supreme Court cases and updated problems highlights its utility for contemporary legal education. The flexibility to be used with various texts, including the authors' own work on the First Amendment, further underscores its value as a pedagogical tool.
Page Count:
1756
Publication Date:
1999-08-23
Publisher:
Wolters Kluwer Law & Business
ISBN-10:
0735500266
ISBN-13:
9780735500266
Non-Fiction
Legal Theory
Law
Constitutional Law
