books about: constitutional     books:       Examples & Explanations Constitutional Law: Individual Rights, Fifth Edition Allan Ides, Christopher N. May Aspen Publishers, 2009 Constitutional Law: Individual Rights , one work from a two-volume set, is a problem-oriented guide to the principle doctrines of constitutional law as covered in the typical course. This straightforward text walks the student through the constitutional provisions that protect individual rights: Takings and Contracts clauses, Due Process, Freedoms of Speech and Religion, and Equal Protection. Designed to encourage students to think about the ...             Constitutional Law1 review Chemerinsky Aspen Publishers, 2009 politics Book came quickly. It was in the exact condition that was stated on the website.             Constitutional Law and the Criminal Justice System5 reviews J. Scott Harr, Kären M. Hess Wadsworth Publishing, 2007 Great Textbook This text is one of the best one out there. I hope that you have a class using this book. It is well organized and provide much useful information for daily life.             Kaplan PMBR FINALS: Constitutional Law: Core Concepts and Key Questions1 review Kaplan PMBR Kaplan Publishing, 2009 Kaplan PMBR is always a good investment You can count on Kaplan to pack a lot of useful information in a thin book; always a good investment.             Constitutional Law: Cases - Comments - Questions (American Casebook)4 reviews Jesse H. Choper West Group, 2006 Not the best case law Book The book regrettably is not organized well and brakes the cases up in a fashion that makes them almost impossible to read at times. To truly get a good use of this book you had better have the Lexis Nexis at your finger tips. A brief at the beginning of each case would help greatly.             Constitutional Law, Sixth Edition1 review Geoffrey R. Stone, Louis M. Seidman Aspen Publishers, 2009 A horrible casebook - Students, do not buy it! Professors, do not adopt it! It appears the authors misunderstood the purpose of writing a constitutional law book for first-year law students. The notes are absolutely horrible, citing countless law review articles - as if we have any time to peruse them! - and cases with the barest of facts for context. There is no way to make sense of the notes and the cases cited therein. In the notes sections, important cases don't ...             Constitutional Law: Principles And Policies (Introduction to Law Series)67 reviews Erwin Chemerinsky Aspen Publishers, 2006 Good Book arrived in the condition that was described on Amazon. Happy with this Seller. Would do business again with them.             Examples & Explanations: Constitutional Law: National Power & Federalism, 5th Ed. Christopher N. May, Allan Ides Aspen Publishers, 2009 Constitutional Law: National Power and Federalism , which is part of a two-volume set, is a problem-oriented guide to the principle doctrines of constitutional law that are covered in the typical course. This straightforward text walks the student through issues pertaining to the structure of our constitutional system, including judicial review, justiciability, national power, supremacy, the separation of powers and federalism, as well as some ...             Constitutional Law (University Casebook Series)21 reviews Kathleen M. Sullivan, Gerald Gunther Foundation Press, 2007 Your standard Con-law Casebook, but not as beefy as some I used this text in my first amendment class so I only read pp. 740 ish to the end of the text. For the most part this is your standard Constitutional law text, with few principal cases, and pages after pages of note cases to follow. Unlike most law textbooks, Sullivan does a good job of doing what most law book don't do--she gets to the point and doesn't waste much time getting there. The ...             Constitutional Law For A Changing America: A Short Course, 4th Edition Text3 reviews Lee Epstein, Thomas G. Walker CQ Press, 2008 Good Buyer The sender of this book was very helpful with shipping on time and returning me with great information. I ended up not needing the book and he was able to return information and refund my purchase with no problem!             Privacy in Peril: How We Are Sacrificing a Fundamental Right in Exchange for Security and Convenience2 reviews James B. Rule Oxford University Press, USA, 2009 Cool assessment of the privacy we are losing now This book is not a novel, yet has been read like one, not only because of a number of seemingly far-fetched privacy horror stories and of sudden realization as to what kind of society we live in; but also of its well-structured narrative that is read with ease and sometimes with mild entertainment. Indeed, Jame B. Rule is a first-rate writer and certainly knows how to deliver key messages to ...             American Constitutional Law: Powers & Liberties 3rd Edition Calvin R. Massey Aspen Publishers, Inc., 2009 Employing the traditional cases-and-notes approach but with eminently clear and streamlined note material, Calvin Massey offers a concise, approachable, and engaging examination of the fundamental questions of constitutional law and doctrine. A remarkably sharp and precise teaching tool, American Constitutional Law: Powers and Liberties, features: succinct yet complete coverage excellent teaching cases, carefully edited well-crafted ...             Modern Constitutional Law: Cases and Notes (American Casebook)1 review Ronald D. Rotunda West, 2009 Good Transaction I got my book on time and was as described by the seller. Very pleased with my purchase.             Constitutional Law Stories, 2d1 review Michael C. Dorf Foundation Press, 2009 An interesting supplement for a Con Law course My professor assigned this book as a supplement to a Constitutional Law I course. She assigned only about 4 of the chapters - the ones that matched up with cases we were reading for class - just as a way to provide some background and context for those cases. Since each chapter is written by a different person, the writing style and approach varies from chapter to chapter. I admittedly have ...             Constitutional Government: The American Experience2 reviews CURRY JAMES, RILEY RICHARD B, ... Kendall Hunt Publishing, 1220 Constitutional Government: The American Experience I first read this book in my American Constitutional Law course in college, and I must say it was a very interesting book to read. The authors did an excellent job of displaying the text material in a clear, concise and easy-to-read format. The book takes you from the early ideological theory of constitutionalism and its history, to an in-depth analysis of the subsequent amendments that affect ...             Constitutional Law: Cases in Context3 reviews Randy E. Barnett Aspen Publishers, 2008 the future of constitutional law This book redefined my understanding of the Constitution, and is an amazing textbook. People complain that it is not organized doctrinally like ordinary textbooks, but rather chronologically; however, this organization is essential to the author's point -- namely that constitutional law has undergone major shifts, revisions, and alterations during the course of its development, and that to fully ...             Constitutional Law, Twelfth Edition (John C. Klotter Justince Administration Legal Series) Jacqueline R. Kanovitz Anderson, 2010 Presents an up-to-date analysis of critical constitutional issues. Special attention is given to issues of greatest concern to criminal justice personnel - detention, arrest, search and seizure, interrogations and confessions, self-incrimination, due process, and right to counsel. Also includes constitutional aspects of criminal and civil liabilities of justice personnel, and constitutional and civil rights in the workplace. Part II presents ...             Decision in Philadelphia: The Constitutional Convention of 178720 reviews Christopher Collier Ballantine Books, 2007 Very readable, extensive look at the Convention proceedings This book is an exemplary effort at detailing the dynamics of the US Constitution making Convention of 1787 in its debates, alliances, tradeoffs, and decisions concerning the major issues of small vs. large states in the construction of Congress, the interests of the small-farming and commercial North vs. the export-focused plantation system of the South, the nature of the presidency, the ...             Constitutional Law, Cases and Materials (University Casebooks)1 review Jonathan D. Varat, William Cohen, ... Foundation Press, 2009 Meh...it's a textbook. It's good enough I guess. Some of the editing of the court's opinions are a little curious. It seems like a decent amount of substantive information is missing.             Constitutional Chaos: What Happens When the Government Breaks Its Own Laws67 reviews Andrew P. Napolitano Thomas Nelson, 2006 Finally, a judge says it! Because I am so upset at the present Obama administration and Congress and their continual shredding and violation of our country's rule of constitutional law, this is the first of ten books I have purchased and will read this summer. I am perhaps, not your regular reader of legal books. During an earlier five year period, I studied the law as a pro se litigant. 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