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Constitutional Law: Principles and Policies, Third Edition (Aspen Treatise Series)
This highly successful student treatise offers distinct advantages:
- thorough treatment of all areas of constitutional law covered in both beginning and advanced courses
- direct, unambiguous identification of the issues
- takes a neutral approach that examines all sides of constitutional law debates
- presents both the doctrines and the underlying policy issues of the law, ...more
- thorough treatment of all areas of constitutional law covered in both beginning and advanced courses
- direct, unambiguous identification of the issues
- takes a neutral approach that examines all sides of constitutional law debates
- presents both the doctrines and the underlying policy issues of the law, ...more
Paperback, 1328 pages
Published
July 26th 2006
by Aspen Publishers
(first published April 2002)
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It was everything I was told it would be and more. It is a particularly good study guide/ companion to Constitutional Law because it is clear and (believe it or not from its length) concise. It spends just the right amount of time on background information and key cases.
A book of biblical proportions. It will probably have its own religious following within a few years.
This is a pretty good intro to US Constitutional law. At times I felt it could be written better - and I certainly think there's a bias in the writing, but overall a good historical introduction.
This is an amazing book... If you have any interest in learning about Constitutional Law this would teach you without having to go to law school!
I used this in connection with the Chemerinsky's casebook and found this volume to be very useful.
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Bah, conlaw. a treatise AND the actual text. oy.
It rendered the textbook redundant and unnecessary.
Got me through Con Law with Siegel. Nuff said.
I <3 Erwin!
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