American Constitutional Law: Essays, Cases, and Comparative Notes, Volume 2AMERICAN CONSTITUTIONAL LAW presents a comprehensive look at the development of American constitutional law from its early, seminal Supreme Court cases (Marbury v. Madison) to the present. The comprehensive book is organized traditionally, beginning with governmental powers and concluding with civil rights and civil liberties. AMERICAN CONSTITUTIONAL LAW, VOLUME II, covers Chapters 8-14 of the comprehensive text dealing with civil rights and civil liberties. |
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Contents
Introduction 1 | 279 |
Part | 287 |
Congressional Control Over Appellate | 296 |
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