Individual Rights and the American Constitution (3rd ed.)
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Description
The Third Edition of Individual Rights and the American Constitution is designed for a two- or three-semester-hour course on the intellectual sources of and cases dealing with individual human rights, including especially religion, speech, and economic liberties, as well as the concepts of due process and equality. This book explores how government power is expressly or impliedly limited to protect individual interests in religious exercise, speech, the freedom from irrational discrimination, and autonomy, as well as economic liberty. It is designed to meet the needs of professors of political science, government, history, and public policy by supplying a casebook that is at once accessible to study by virtue of generous chapter overviews, skillful case selection and editing, and extended introductions and following notes and questions. In addition, out of abundant respect for the rich intellectual tradition that exists within the university, this book fully reflects that Supreme Court cases emerge from history, and history itself reflects centuries of political and philosophical understanding.
ISBN
978-1422426418
Publication Date
2009
Publisher
LexisNexis
Disciplines
Constitutional Law | Law
Recommended Citation
Marcin, Raymond B.; Kmiec, Douglas W.; and Presser, Stephen B., "Individual Rights and the American Constitution (3rd ed.)" (2009). Faculty Books. 55.
https://scholarship.law.edu/fac_books/55
