tailieunhanh - An Introduction to American Constitutional Law

This book provides an introduction to contemporary constitutional law for intelligent readers who are not, or not yet, lawyers. It is a reasonably short book, which leaves out much detail. I have also done my best to write it in plain language – or at least to explain the jargon used by courts and lawyers before employing it myself. But the book does not talk down to the reader or omit central considerations. It aspires both to inform and to challenge nonlawyers who are interested in constitutional law, as well as law students seeking an introduction to the subject and lawyers who would like a refresher | LV60Wl SƠ8í6 6x -36pỊjquJe3AWw 3OƠIMGWV3 PWII l ll l .IỊị ttVI mOllUULSUO WHMIKV 01 VOLDKIOHIẤI 1W uopnnpoj Hllilillill Íỉiịí This page intentionally left blank dbodà tiếng anh Learning deeply The Dynamic Constitution In this book Harvard law professor Richard H. Fallon Jr. introduces nonlawyers to the workings of American Constitutional Law. He writes with clarity and vigor about leading constitutional doctrines and issues including the freedom of speech the freedom of religion the guarantee of equal protection rights to fair procedures and rights to privacy and sexual autonomy. Along the way Fallon describes many of the fascinating cases and personalities that have shaped constitutional law. He shows how historical cultural and other factors have influenced constitutional adjudication making clear the dynamic nature of the Constitution. For both the courts and the American people Fallon argues the Constitution must serve as a dynamic document that adapts to the changing conditions inherent in human affairs. Fallon goes on to defend dynamic constitutionalism by confronting head on the concerns that some critics have raised. Richard H. Fallon Jr. is the Ralph S. Tyler Professor of Constitutional Law at the Harvard Law School. He earned his . from Yale University matriculated as a Rhodes Scholar at Oxford University and then took his legal education at the Yale Law School. Widely known for his expertise in constitutional law and the federal courts Fallon has been a valuable advisor to many organizations and litigants facing constitutional issues. Professor Fallon is also an accomplished educator. He is coeditor of a leading constitutional law case book and he was voted the most outstanding teacher on the Harvard Law School faculty by the 2000 graduating class. Born and raised in Maine Dick Fallon now lives with his family in Belmont Massachusetts. tiếng anh Learning .

• Quản trị kinh doanh
• Dynamic Constitution
• Fundamental Rights
• Judicial Power
• The Constitutional
• Constitution
• Fair Procedures
• Equal Protection
• Constitutive Laws
• Judicial Review
• Modern Doctrine
• Offensive Speech
• Unprotected Categories
• Broadcast Media