Modern constitutional law : cases and notes / by Ronald D. Rotunda.
Series American casebook seriesDetalles de publicación: St. Paul, MN : Thomson/West, 2012.Edición: 10th edDescripción: lxxvi, 1508 pages : portrait ; 26 cmTipo de contenido:- text
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- volume
- 9780314276469
- 0314276467
- 342.73 23
- KF 4549 .R686 2012
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Since the first edition of Modern Constitutional Law was published nearly thirty years ago, it has continued to be one of the best sellers in a very competitive market. Over the years, many law professors have adopted this user-friendly casebook-which is no surprise, given the rave reviews this book has enjoyed. Professor Thomas E. Baker stated that he has "been so loyal to the Rotunda brand name over the years," because the book is compact without being superficial. It "remarkabl[y]" manages "to include all the important cases yet preserves a fuller set of opinions to guarantee 'thoughtful classroom discussion.This new edition incorporates the many changes in Constitutional law, such as the Second Amendment and the recent decisions dealing with National Security and holding detainees captured in the War on Terror. Moreover, this book manages to accomplish this goal while retaining its compact size.
Includes index.
Includes bibliographical references and index.
Judicial review -- The doctrine of implied powers -- State powers in light of the Commerce Clause -- Federal powers under the Commerce Clause -- The President and Congress -- Due process -- State action -- Equal protection -- Congressional enforcement of civil rights -- Freedom of speech -- Religion -- The procedural context of constitutional litigation.