Constitutional law - United States.
Overview
| Works: | 35 works in 14 publications in 14 languages | |
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Democracy's chief executive = interpreting the constitution and defining the future of the presidency /
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Animus = a short introduction to bias in the law : legal Latin in practice /
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Constitutional Fictions. = A Unified Theory of Constitutional Facts.
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Jay and Ellsworth, the first courts = justices, rulings and legacy /
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About guilt and innocence = the origins, development, and future of constitutional criminal procedure /
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Fundamentalism in American religion and law = Obama's challenge to patriarchy's threat to democracy /
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The dynamic constitution = an introduction to American constitutional law /
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Supreme myths = why the Supreme Court is not a court and its justices are not judges /
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New frontiers in state constitutional law = dual enforcement of norms /
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Constitutional exclusion = the rules, rights, and remedies that strike the balance between freedom and order /
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Parliament and Congress = representation and scrutiny in the twenty-first century /
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We the people = a brief introduction to the Constitution and its interpretation /
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Merely judgment = ignoring, evading, and trumping the Supreme Court /
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Making sense of the constitution = a primer on the Supreme Court and its struggle to apply our fundamental law /
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A conspiracy against Obamacare : = the Volokh conspiracy and the health care case /
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A citizen's guide to the Constitution and the Supreme Court = constitutional conflict in American politics /
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Privacy and the American Constitution = new rights through interpretation of an old text /
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