1. A constitution for all times [2013]
- Book
- xv, 183 pages ; 19 cm.
- In the beginning
- Founding firearms
- Why interpretive methods matter
- What do we mean by judicial activism?
- The unhealthy activism of the Roberts Court
- The long shadow of Bush v. Gore
- The wages of Watergate
- Me, Inc.
- Votes behind bars
- Gideon's muted trumpet
- The cost of death
- What's a right without a remedy?
- When the umpire throws the pitches
- Empty benches
- Sometimes an amendment is just an amendment
- It takes two
- The constitution without the court
- Epilogue: A movable court.
(source: Nielsen Book Data)9780262019897 20160612
- In the beginning
- Founding firearms
- Why interpretive methods matter
- What do we mean by judicial activism?
- The unhealthy activism of the Roberts Court
- The long shadow of Bush v. Gore
- The wages of Watergate
- Me, Inc.
- Votes behind bars
- Gideon's muted trumpet
- The cost of death
- What's a right without a remedy?
- When the umpire throws the pitches
- Empty benches
- Sometimes an amendment is just an amendment
- It takes two
- The constitution without the court
- Epilogue: A movable court.
(source: Nielsen Book Data)9780262019897 20160612
2. A constitution for all times [2013]
- Book
- xv, 183 pages ; 19 cm.
- In the beginning
- Founding firearms
- Why interpretive methods matter
- What do we mean by judicial activism?
- The unhealthy activism of the Roberts Court
- The long shadow Bush v. Gore
- The wages of Watergate
- Me, Inc.
- Votes behind bars
- Gideon's muted trumpet
- The cost of death
- What's a right without a remedy?
- When the umpire throws the pitches
- Empty benches
- Sometimes an amendment is just an amendment
- It takes two
- The constitution without the court.
(source: Nielsen Book Data)9780262019897 20160612
- In the beginning
- Founding firearms
- Why interpretive methods matter
- What do we mean by judicial activism?
- The unhealthy activism of the Roberts Court
- The long shadow Bush v. Gore
- The wages of Watergate
- Me, Inc.
- Votes behind bars
- Gideon's muted trumpet
- The cost of death
- What's a right without a remedy?
- When the umpire throws the pitches
- Empty benches
- Sometimes an amendment is just an amendment
- It takes two
- The constitution without the court.
(source: Nielsen Book Data)9780262019897 20160612
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KF4550 .K37 2013 | Available |
- Book
- 12 leaves ; 28 cm.
4. Pam Karlan, 2000 Presidential Race [2000] Online
- Video
- 1 VHS tape
- Collection
- sv729sr9437 Stanford University, News and Publication Service, audiovisual recordings, 1936-2011 (inclusive)
Pam Karlan ( Stanford Law professor) talks about how the courts should not be involved with the 2000 presidential race.
Pam Karlan ( Stanford Law professor) talks about how the courts should not be involved with the 2000 presidential race.
5. Race, incarceration, and American values [2008]
- Book
- 86 p. ; 19 cm.
- Race, incarceration, and American values
- Forum / Pamela S. Karlan, Loïc Wacquant, Tommie Shelby.
(source: Nielsen Book Data)9780262123112 20160528
- Race, incarceration, and American values
- Forum / Pamela S. Karlan, Loïc Wacquant, Tommie Shelby.
(source: Nielsen Book Data)9780262123112 20160528
6. Supreme Court rulings [videorecording] [2007]
- Video
- 1 videodisc (2 min., 35 sec.) : sd., col. ; 4 3/4 in.
Pamela Karlan and other commentators discuss recent Supreme Court rulings. Issues included students' free speech rights, campaign financing and the 1st amendment, limitation of time for women to sue for discrimination, and taxpayers ability to sue the President to stop faith-based charities.
Professor Pamela Karlan speaks about Supreme Court rulings ranging from campaign reform to free speech for students. The Court ruled that students' free speech rights can be infringed upon by schools. The Court also ruled on last minute campaign ads, saying the ban violated the 1st amendment.
Professor Pamela Karlan speaks about Supreme Court rulings ranging from campaign reform to free speech for students. The Court ruled that students' free speech rights can be infringed upon by schools. The Court also ruled on last minute campaign ads, saying the ban violated the 1st amendment.
Pamela Karlan and other commentators discuss recent Supreme Court rulings. Issues included students' free speech rights, campaign financing and the 1st amendment, limitation of time for women to sue for discrimination, and taxpayers ability to sue the President to stop faith-based charities.
Professor Pamela Karlan speaks about Supreme Court rulings ranging from campaign reform to free speech for students. The Court ruled that students' free speech rights can be infringed upon by schools. The Court also ruled on last minute campaign ads, saying the ban violated the 1st amendment.
Professor Pamela Karlan speaks about Supreme Court rulings ranging from campaign reform to free speech for students. The Court ruled that students' free speech rights can be infringed upon by schools. The Court also ruled on last minute campaign ads, saying the ban violated the 1st amendment.
- Book
- viii, 254 pages ; 25 cm
- First lecture : a short history of representation and discursive democracy
- Second lecture : campaign finance reform and the First Amendment
- Out-posting post / Lawrence Lessig
- Legitimacy, strict scrutiny, and the case against the Supreme Court / Frank Michelman
- Free speech as the citizen's right / Nadia Urbinati
- Citizens deflected : electoral integrity and political reform / Pamela S. Karlan
- Representative democracy / Robert C. Post.
(source: Nielsen Book Data)9780674729001 20160613
- First lecture : a short history of representation and discursive democracy
- Second lecture : campaign finance reform and the First Amendment
- Out-posting post / Lawrence Lessig
- Legitimacy, strict scrutiny, and the case against the Supreme Court / Frank Michelman
- Free speech as the citizen's right / Nadia Urbinati
- Citizens deflected : electoral integrity and political reform / Pamela S. Karlan
- Representative democracy / Robert C. Post.
(source: Nielsen Book Data)9780674729001 20160613
- Book
- 1 v. (various pagings) : maps ; 28 cm.
- Book
- xlviii, 1,018 p. ; 27 cm.
- U.S.C. Section 1983
- Attorney's fees
- Administration of the Civil Rights Acts
- Additional reconstruction legislation
- Modern civil rights legislation : sex discrimination
- Structural reform litigation
- Appendix A. The Constitution of the United States of America
- Appendix B. Selected federal statutes
- U.S.C. Section 1983
- Attorney's fees
- Administration of the Civil Rights Acts
- Additional reconstruction legislation
- Modern civil rights legislation : sex discrimination
- Structural reform litigation
- Appendix A. The Constitution of the United States of America
- Appendix B. Selected federal statutes
10. The First Amendment [2012]
- Book
- lxxix, 799 p. ; 26 cm.
- History and philosophy of free expression
- Content-based restrictions : dangerous ideas and information
- Overbreadth, vagueness, and prior restraint
- Content-based restrictions : "low" value speech
- Content-neutral restrictions : limitations on the means of communication and the problem of content-neutrality
- Additional problems
- Historical and analytical overview
- The Establishment Clause
- The Free Exercise Clause : required accommodations
- Permissible accommodation.
- History and philosophy of free expression
- Content-based restrictions : dangerous ideas and information
- Overbreadth, vagueness, and prior restraint
- Content-based restrictions : "low" value speech
- Content-neutral restrictions : limitations on the means of communication and the problem of content-neutrality
- Additional problems
- Historical and analytical overview
- The Establishment Clause
- The Free Exercise Clause : required accommodations
- Permissible accommodation.
- Book
- xxxix, 1390 pages : illustrations ; 26 cm.
- An introduction to the design of democratic institutions
- The right to participate
- The reapportionment revolution
- The role of political parties
- Money and politics
- Preclearance and the voting rights act
- Majority rule and minority vote dilution : constitutional and legislative approaches
- Racial vote dilution under the Voting Rights Act
- Redistricting and representation
- Race and representation : a new synthesis?
- Direct democracy
- Remedial possibilities for defective elections
- Alternative democratic structures.
- An introduction to the design of democratic institutions
- The right to participate
- The reapportionment revolution
- The role of political parties
- Money and politics
- Preclearance and the voting rights act
- Majority rule and minority vote dilution : constitutional and legislative approaches
- Racial vote dilution under the Voting Rights Act
- Redistricting and representation
- Race and representation : a new synthesis?
- Direct democracy
- Remedial possibilities for defective elections
- Alternative democratic structures.
12. Keeping faith with the Constitution [2010]
- Book
- xxi, 248 p. ; 22 cm.
- The Constitution's vision and values
- Judicial interpretation of the Constitution
- Equality
- Freedom of speech
- Promoting the general welfare
- Separation of powers
- Democracy
- Criminal justice
- Liberty
- Progress and possibilities.
(source: Nielsen Book Data)9780199738779 20160604
- The Constitution's vision and values
- Judicial interpretation of the Constitution
- Equality
- Freedom of speech
- Promoting the general welfare
- Separation of powers
- Democracy
- Criminal justice
- Liberty
- Progress and possibilities.
(source: Nielsen Book Data)9780199738779 20160604
13. Constitutional law [2009]
- Book
- xc, 1671 p. : ill. ; 26 cm.
- The role of the Supreme Court in the constitutional order
- Federalism at work : Congress and the national economy
- The scope of Congress's powers : taxing and spending, war powers, individual rights, and state autonomy
- The distribution of national powers
- Equality and the Constitution
- Implied fundamental rights
- Freedom of expression
- The Constitution and religion
- State action, baselines, and the problem of private power.
- The role of the Supreme Court in the constitutional order
- Federalism at work : Congress and the national economy
- The scope of Congress's powers : taxing and spending, war powers, individual rights, and state autonomy
- The distribution of national powers
- Equality and the Constitution
- Implied fundamental rights
- Freedom of expression
- The Constitution and religion
- State action, baselines, and the problem of private power.
- Book
- 1 v. (various pagings) ; 27 cm.
- Book
- xxxix, 1328 p. : ill. ; 26 cm.
16. Constitutional law [2005]
- Book
- xcii, 1704 p. ; 26 cm.
- The role of the Supreme Court in the constitutional order
- Federalism at work : Congress and the national economy
- The scope of Congress's powers : taxing and spending, war powers, individual rights, and state autonomy
- The distribution of national powers
- Equality and the Constitution
- Implied fundamental rights
- Freedom of expression
- The Constitution and religion
- The Constitution, baselines, and the problem of private power.
- The role of the Supreme Court in the constitutional order
- Federalism at work : Congress and the national economy
- The scope of Congress's powers : taxing and spending, war powers, individual rights, and state autonomy
- The distribution of national powers
- Equality and the Constitution
- Implied fundamental rights
- Freedom of expression
- The Constitution and religion
- The Constitution, baselines, and the problem of private power.
- Book
- 1 v. (various pagings) : ill. ; 26 cm.
Law Library (Crown)
- Book
- 1 v. (various pagings) : ill. ; 26 cm.
Stanford Libraries
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- Book
- xxviii, 1172, [66] p. : ill., maps ; 27 cm.
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