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Book SynopsisSpecifically written for paralegal students, CONSTITUTIONAL LAW: PRINCIPLES AND PRACTICE, 2nd Edition identifies and explains the concepts behind constitutional law and connects them to everyday experiences both inside the law practice and out. Carefully edited for non-lawyers, the major cases presented show how the Supreme Court's decisions impact lawyers, lawmakers, and the general public, while breaking down complex legal concepts for easier comprehension. Each chapter also contains learning objectives, review and analysis questions, and vocabulary terms to build your confidence with the material, and demonstrate the ways paralegals perform in the workplace. Focusing on practical application, CONSTITUTIONAL LAW: PRINCIPLES AND PRACTICE, 2nd Edition offers multiple hands-on opportunities to help you excel.Helpful appendices include samples of commonly used legal documents, while information-packed readings deliver hypothetical cases, ethical dilemmas, and end-of-chapter assignments designed to hone your analytical skills.
Trade Review1. Introduction to Constitutional Law. 2. The Constitution and the Federal Government: An Overview. 3. Federal Judicial Power. 4. Federal Legislative Powers. 5. Federal Executive Power. 6. State Powers and the Constitution. 7. Constitutional Protections of Civil Rights and Liberties. 8. Equal Protection. 9. Due Process. 10. Economic Freedom and Property Rights. 11. Freedom of Expression. 12. Freedom of Religion. 13. The Right to Privacy Under the Due Process and Equal Protection Clauses. 14. Criminal Justice and the Constitution. Appendices. Glossary. Index.
Table of Contents1. Introduction to Constitutional Law. 2. The Constitution and the Federal Government: An Overview. 3. Federal Judicial Power. 4. Federal Legislative Powers. 5. Federal Executive Power. 6. State Powers and the Constitution. 7. Constitutional Protections of Civil Rights and Liberties. 8. Equal Protection. 9. Due Process. 10. Economic Freedom and Property Rights. 11. Freedom of Expression. 12. Freedom of Religion. 13. The Right to Privacy Under the Due Process and Equal Protection Clauses. 14. Criminal Justice and the Constitution. Appendices. Glossary. Index.
