Constitutional Law in the United States: A Systematic Inquiry Into the Change and Relevance of Supreme Court Decisions

(Paperback, Third Edition)

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Constitutional Law in the United States is a clear and focused discussion of the key elements of constitutional law. Part one analyses the structure and authority of the U.S. government. Part two covers the regulation of the economy, and part three assesses the individual and civil rights under the Constitution. Several cases have been added to this third edition, nearly doubling the size of the text. The structure of the work is only slightly modified. The number of chapters remains the same, but they are now grouped under but two divisions: "The Structures and Powers of Government" and "Civil Rights and Liberties."

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Randall Walton Bland is Professor of Political Science, Southwest Texas State University.
Joseph V. Brogan is Chairman of the Department of Political Science at LaSalle University, Philadelphia.