Constitutional law : cases and materials / Jonathan D. Varat, Vikram D. Amar.
Series University casebook seriesEditor: St. Paul, MN : Foundation Press, 2017Edición: Fifteenth editionDescripción: li, 1839 pages : illustrations ; 26 cmTipo de contenido:- text
- unmediated
- volume
- 9781634603225
- 1634603222
- 9781683287452
- 1683287452
- 342.73 22
- KF 4550 .V37 2017
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| Libro | Biblioteca de Derecho Mons. Fremiot Torres Oliver Colección General biblioteca derecho | KF 4550 .V37 2017 (Navegar estantería(Abre debajo)) | Disponible | 70000000905715 |
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This casebook continues to focus upon Supreme Court opinions and other primary documents, offering deep and wide coverage of almost all major areas of constitutional doctrine in a way very few other casebooks do. For decades, the distinctive pedagogical approach reflected in the book - its commitment to providing as much of the raw decisional, statutory and historical background material as is practical - has allowed teachers to structure constitutional law courses as they see fit, and has encouraged students to formulate their own generalizations directly from the materials. The book covers all major traditional constitutional topics, including the role of the federal judiciary, separation of powers, federalism, the non-criminal provisions of the Bill of Rights, and the Reconstruction Amendments.
Includes bibliographical references and index.
The Constitution and the courts : the judicial function in Constitutional cases -- Judicial review -- The jurisdiction of federal courts in constitutional -- The scope of national power -- State sovereignty and federal regulation -- The scope of state power -- Separation of powers -- The Bill of Rights, the Civil War Amendments and their inter-relationship -- The due process, contract, and just compendation clauses and the review of the reasonableness of legislation -- The equal proptection clause and the review of the reasonableness of legislation -- Defining the scope of "liberty" and "property" protected by the due process clause : the procedural due process cases -- Application of the Post-Civil War Amendments to private conduct : congressional power to enforce the Amendments -- Governmental control of the content of expression -- Restrictions on time, place, or manner of expression -- Protection of penumbral first Amendment rights -- Freedom of the press -- Religion and the Constitution -- Appendix: The United States Supreme Court.