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Posted Fri Dec 23 00:00:00 EST 2005
Any law student with half a brain will buy this treatise. I attended the Harvard Law School, and this book saved my life in both Constitutional Law and my advanced constitutional law courses. Although Professor Chemerinsky has a progressive spin to his text, the book is well-balanced overall. Highly recommended.
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Posted Sat May 08 00:00:00 EDT 2010
def a must for Con Law- actually explains the holdings of the cases and the various level of scrunity for different areas. worth the money
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Posted Sat Dec 19 00:00:00 EST 2009
All of my friends and I ended up buying this book by the end of our Constitutional Law class. It explains everything in a clear, understandable way -- and uses the major cases that are in every casebook.
Buy this book now, read the sections that correspond to the assigned reading, as you move through the semester, and be ahead of the game -- rather than buying it at the end (which nearly everyone does) and rushing to catch up before the final. Trust me. It's worth it.
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Overview
CONSTITUTIONAL LAW: Principles and Policies continues to serve as an incomparably clear introduction to both doctrine and policy in its Third Edition.
This highly successful student treatise offers distinct advantages:
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Table of Contents
Chapter 1. Historical Background and Contemporary Themes
Chapter 2. The Federal Judicial Power
Chapter 3. The Federal Legislative Power
Chapter 4. The Federal Executive Power
Chapter 5. Limits on State Regulatory and Taxing Power
Chapter 6. The Structure of the Constitution’s Protection of Civil Rights and Civil Liberties
Chapter 7. Procedural Due Process
Chapter 8. Economic Liberties
Chapter 9. Equal Protection
Chapter 10. Fundamental Rights Under Due Process and Equal Protection
Chapter 11. First Amendment: Expression
Chapter 12. First Amendment: Religion
Chapter 13. Second Amendment
Appendix. The Constitution of the United States of America