constitutional law

The author presents a comprehensive examination of the U.S. Constitution, and maintains that it promotes unjust and ineffective government.

An interpretation of the origins of the American Constitution, examining the politics and major problems the founding fathers needed to consider when developing a national government, and discussing how to go about interpreting the original meaning of the historic document.

A study of constitutional law which interweaves excerpts from some of the Supreme Court's most important decisions with narratives of major developments in the law, and attempts to demonstrate how political and social forces influence the judicial decision-making process.

Discusses all the major equal protection issues the Supreme Court has addressed.

Presents ten landmark decisions of the United States Supreme Court issued between 1803 and 1989 that changed America.

Presents brief synopses of thirty landmark Supreme Court cases.

Text and cartoon illustrations provide information about the U.S. Constitution, discussing the document's history, examining the events and individuals who led to its creation, and looking at how it has been used and abused by various presidents.