01800cam a2200445 a 4500001001300000003000600013005001700019008004100036010001700077020001500094020001800109035003900127040002000166050002300186080001400209082001900223245013500242250002000377260003700397300003500434336002600469337002800495338002700523504006800550505026900618650003900887650003300926650001800959650002400977650003901001650003301040651001901073655002001092655002001112700002201132700002401154700002101178700002301199776013201222ocm56619966 OCoLC20240312105501.0041004s2004    nju      b    001 0 eng c  a  2005272608  a0820561304  a9780820561301  a(OCoLC)56619966z(OCoLC)1206205739  aPUCPRbengcEEI00aKF 4550b.I53 2004  a342.7(73)00a342.7308/522200aIndividual rights and the American constitution /cby Douglas W. Kmiec, Stephen B. Presser, John C. Eastman and Raymond B. Marcin.  aSecond edition.  aNewark, NJ :bLexisNexis,c2004.  ali, 1060, [22] pages ;c27 cm.  atextbtxt2rdacontent  aunmediatedbn2rdamedia  avolumebnc2rdacarrier  aIncludes bibliographical references (pages TA-1-TA9) and index.0 aThe Declaration and its Constitution -- A government respectful of individual conscience -- A fair government -- A government commitment to freedom -- A government commitment to equality -- A government of imperfect knowledge: of inkblots, liberty and life itself. 0aConstitutional lawzUnited States. 0aCivil rightszUnited States. 7aCivil rights. 7aConstitutional law. 7aConstitutional lawzUnited States. 7aCivil rightszUnited States. 7aUnited States. 7aCasebooks (Law) 7aCasebooks (Law)1 aKmiec, Douglas W.  aPresser, Stephen B.  aEastman, John C.  aMarcin, Raymond B.08iOnline version:tIndividual rights and the American constitution.b2nd ed.dNewark, N.J. : LexisNexis, ©2004w(OCoLC)741957374