American constitutional law by Laurence H. Tribe.
Material type: TextLanguage: Publication details: NewYork : Foundation press, 2000.Edition: 3rd edDescription: 1470 pISBN:- 9781566627146
- 342.7302 TRI/AME
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Table of Contents:
Chapter 1. Approaches to Constitutional Analysis
Chapter 2. Model 1-- The Model of Separated and Divided Power
Chapter 3. Federal Judicial Power
Chapter 4. Federal Executive Power
Chapter 5. Federal Legislative Power : Congressional Authority and the Implication of State Sovereignty
Chapter 6. Union-preserving aspects of Federalism : Limits on State and Local (and occasionally federal) Power
Chapter 7. Models beyond the separation and division of powers: the civil war as a watershed in the direct Federal Protection of Individual Rights
Chapter 8. Model 2-- The Model of implied limits on Government:the rise and fall of Contractual Freedom and of substantive due process in the "Natural Law" Style
Appendix--The Jurisdiction of the Supreme Court
Table of Authorities
Index