宪法,2006案例补充Constitutional Law 2006 Case Supplement

出版时间：2006-12  出版社：Aspen Publishers  作者：Erwin Chemerinsky　著  页数：180  

内容概要

The second edition of the casebook was published in May 2005 and covers cases and developments through the end of October Term 2005, which concluded in June 2006. Thus, this supplement covers the last two years of the Supreme Court, October Terms 2004 and 2005.　　This has been a time of momentous developments on the Supreme Court,occasioned by the death of Chief Justice William Rehnquist and the retirement of Justice Sandra Day O'Connor. There are two new members of the Court,Chief Justice John Roberts and Justice Samuel Alito.

书籍目录

PrefaceChapter 1. The Federal Judicial Power　B.  Limits on the Federal Judicial Power　　  3.  Justiciability Limits　　　  b.  Standing　　　　　ii  Prudential Standing Limits　　　　　　　  DaimlerChrysler Corp. v. Cuno   　　　  e.  The Political Question Doctrine　　　　　i   The Political Question Doctrine Defined　　　　　　　  League of United Latin American Citizens　　　　　　　  v. Perry　　　　　   Chapter 2. The Federal Legislative Power　B.  The Commerce Powe　　 4.  1990s-???: Narrowing of the Commerce Power and　　　  Revival of the Tenth Amendment as a Constraint on　　　  Congress　　　  a.  What Is Congress's Authority to Regulate　　　　　"Commerce Among the States"?　　　　   (casebook, p. 153)　　　　　　Gonzales v. Raich　E.  Congress's Power to Authorize Suits Against State　　 Governments　　　　　　　　  　　 1.  Background on the Eleventh Amendment and Sovereign　　　  Immunity (casebook, p. 222)　　 2.  Congress's Power to Authorize Suits Against State　　　  Governments　　　  c.  Congress's Greater Authority to Legislate  　　　　   Concerning Types of Discrimination　　　　   (casebook, p. 246)　　　　　　United States v. Georgia　　　  Chapter 3. The Federal Executive Power　E.  Presidential Power and the War on Terrorism　　 2.  Military Tribunals (casebook, p. 342)　　　　　　Hamdan v. RumsfeldChapter 4. Limits on State Regulatory and Taxing Power　B.  The Dormant Commerce Clause　　 3.  The Contemporary Test for the Dormant Commerce　　　  Clause　　　  c.  Analysis if a Law Is Deemed Discriminatory　　　　　(casebook, p. 411)　　　　　　 Granholm v. Heald　　　  d.  Analysis if a Law Is Deemed Non-Discriminatory　　　　　(casebook, p. 414)　　　　　　American Trucking Associations, Inc. v.　　　　　　Michigan Public Service CommissionChapter 6. Economic Liberties　 D. The Takings Clause　　  2.  Is There a "Taking"? (casebook, p. 575)　　　　　　 Lingle v. Chevron U.S.A. Inc.　　  3.  Is It for "Public Use"? (casebook, p. 609)　　　　　　 Kelo v. City of New LondonChapter 7. Equal Protection-　 C.  Classifications Based on Race and National Origin　　  3.  Proving the Existence of a Race or National Origin　　　   Classification (casebook, p. 653)　　　　　　 Johnson v. CaliforniaChapter 8. Fundamental Rights Under Due Process and　　　   Equal Protection　D. Constitutional Protection for Reproductive Autonomy　　  3.  The Right to Abortion　　　   e.  Parental Notice and Consent Requirements　　　　　(casebook, p. 901)　　　　　　Ayotte v. Planned Parenthood　L.  Procedural Due Process (casebook, p. 1006)　　  1.  What Is a Deprivation?　　　　　　 Town of Castle Rock v. Gonzales　　 2.  Is It a Deprivation of "Life, Liberty, or Property"?　　　　 Liberty Interests for Prisoners (casebook, p. 1032)　　　　　Wilkinson v. Austin　　 3.  What Procedures Are Required? (casebook, p. 1037)　　　　　Jones v. FlowersChapter 9.First Amendment:Freedom of ExpressionChapter 10.Fisrt Amendment:Religion