Constitutional Law: Cases, Materials, And Problems

Now there is an appealing new constitutional law casebook, designed to be a "teacher's book" by stimulating thought, inviting classroom discussion, and helping professors teach more effectively. CONSTITUTIONAL LAW: Cases, Materials, and Problems supplies a comprehensive, problem-based examination of this vital area of study.<p class=copymedium>The authors make their book effective and flexible by:<li class=copymedium>including the principal constitutional law cases, edited as lightly as possible to allow the Supreme Court to speak for itself<li class=copymedium>using short notes combined with problems to expand on the text<li class=copymedium>achieving a teachable length of less than 1300 pages<li class=copymedium>building on the proven approach taken by coauthor Russell Weaver in his successful casebooks for other courses<li class=copymedium>providing insights into the problems and cases in the accompanying Teacher's Manual</ul><p class=copymedium>Skillful use of the thought-provoking problem approach: <li class=copymedium>helps students delve deeper into constitutional doctrine<li class=copymedium>serves as an accessible and interesting way to learn constitutional issues<li class=copymedium>enlivens class discussion and debate</ul><p class=copymedium>When you review the many casebooks available for constitutional law, be sure to give careful consideration to this brand-new offering from an expert team of authors who understand the needs and preferences of instructors.