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9780393970456

Constitutional Law and Politics

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    9780393970456

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    0393970450

  • Edition: 3rd
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  • Copyright: 1997-05-01
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Table of Contents

ILLUSTRATIONS
xiii(2)
PREFACE xv(4)
ACKNOWLEDGMENTS xix
The United States Constitution and Amendments 3(22)
Chapter 1. The Supreme Court, Judicial Review, and Constitutional Politics
25(71)
HOW TO LOCATE DECISIONS OF THE SUPREME COURT 29(1)
A. Establishing and Contesting the Power of Judicial Review
30(41)
[Calder v. Bull]
31(8)
CONSTITUTIONAL HISTORY: Decisions of the Supreme Court Overruled and Acts of Congress Held Unconstitutional, and State Laws and Municipal Ordinances Overturned, 1789-1996
39(2)
James Kent's Introductory Law School Lecture in 1794
41(3)
The Virginia and Kentucky Resolutions of 1798
44(4)
Marbury v. Madison
48(10)
Eakin v. Raub
58(4)
President Jackson's Veto Message of 1832
62(3)
President Roosevelt's Radio Broadcast, March 9, 1937
65(6)
B. The Politics of Constitutional Interpretation
71(25)
(1) The Text and Historical Context
77(9)
(2) In and Beyond the Text
86(10)
Chapter 2. Law and Politics in the Supreme Court: Jurisdiction and Decision-Making Process
96(115)
A. Jurisdiction and Justiciable Controversies
97(62)
FIGURE 2.1. Avenues of Appeal: The Two Main Routes to the Supreme Court.
99(1)
[Frothingham v. Mellon]
100(2)
FIGURE 2.2. Jurisdictional map of the U.S. courts of appeal and U.S. district courts.
102(2)
CONSTITUTIONAL HISTORY: Major Legislation Affecting the Jurisdiction and Business of the Supreme Court
104(2)
[Wyoming v. Oklahoma]
106(2)
THE DEVELOPMENT OF LAW: Other Important Rulings on Standing
108(2)
THE DEVELOPMENT OF LAW: Class Action Suits
110(1)
INSIDE THE COURT: Standing and the Connecticut Birth Control Cases
111(3)
[Luther v. Borden]
114(1)
[Colegrove v. Green]
114(1)
[Nixon v. United States]
115(2)
INSIDE THE COURT: The Supreme Court's Reversal of Precedent in Historical Perspective
117(4)
Flast v. Cohen
121(9)
Valley Forge Christian College v. Americans United for Separation of Church and State, Inc.
130(5)
Lujan v. Defenders of Wildlife
135(4)
Baker v. Carr
139(14)
Goldwater v. Carter
153(4)
IN COMPARATIVE PERSPECTIVE: The "European Model" of Constitutional Courts and Judicial Review
157(2)
B. The Court's Docket and Screening Cases
159(1)
CONSTITUTIONAL HISTORY: Figure 2.3. Docket and filings, 1800-1994.
160(1)
C. The Rule of Four and Agenda Setting
160(2)
D. Summarily Decided Cases
162(1)
E. The Role of Oral Argument
163(2)
F. Conference Deliberations
165(3)
INSIDE THE COURT: On the Tentativeness of Votes and the Importance of Opinion Writing
168(1)
G. Postconference Writing and Circulation of Opinions
168(3)
CONSTITUTIONAL HISTORY: Figure 2.4. Opinion writing, 1937-1994.
170(1)
H. Opinion Days and Communicating Decisions
171(1)
I. The Impact of Supreme Court Decisions: Compliance and Implementation
172(39)
INSIDE THE COURT: A 1989 Exchange of Memoranda on Opinion Assignments and Writing and Circulating Opinions
172(5)
HOW TO LOCATE SUPREME COURT DECISIONS AND OTHER LAW-RELATED MATERIALS ON THE INTERNET
177(10)
THE DEVELOPMENT OF LAW: Congress Reverses the Supreme Court--The Civil Rights Act of 1991
187(4)
Linkletter v. Walker
191(4)
Griffith v. Kentucky
195(4)
Jaffree v. Board of School Commissioners of Mobile County
199(2)
Commonwealth of Kentucky v. Jeffrey Wasson
201(5)
THE DEVELOPMENT OF LAW: Other Recent State Supreme Court Decisions Declining to Follow the U.S. Supreme Court's Rulings
206(5)
Chapter 3. Presidential Power, the Rule of Law, and Foreign Affairs
211(65)
A. Office and Powers: The Two Presidencies
211(4)
B. As Commander in Chief and in Foreign Affairs
215(17)
CONSTITUTIONAL HISTORY: Alexander Hamilton, The Federalist, No. 70
217(2)
United States v. Curtiss-Wright Corporation
219(3)
Dames & Moore v. Regan
222(6)
Sale v. Haitian Centers Council, Inc.
228(4)
C. The Treaty-Making Power and Executive Independence
232(14)
CONSTITUTIONAL HISTORY: Figure 3.1. Alternatives to treaties: The rise of executive agreements and arrangements
234(1)
Missouri v. Holland
235(2)
United States v. Pink
237(3)
Goldwater v. Carter (reprise)
240(1)
United States v. Alvarez-Machain
241(3)
CONSTITUTIONAL HISTORY: The Treaty Reinterpretation Controversy
244(2)
D. War-Making and Emergency Powers
246(30)
CONSTITUTIONAL HISTORY: The State Department's Justification for President Johnson's War Efforts in Vietnam
250(1)
The Prize Cases
250(4)
Ex parte Milligan
254(6)
Korematsu v. United States
260(10)
War Powers Resolution
270(6)
Chapter 4. The President as Chief Executive in Domestic Affairs
276(126)
A. National Security and Inherent and Emergency Powers
277(31)
[United States v. The Progressive, Inc.]
280(1)
INSIDE THE COURT: The Argument for Inherent and Emergency Presidential Powers in "the Steel Seizure Case"
281(1)
Youngstown Sheet & Tube Co. v. Sawyer
282(17)
New York Times Co. v. United States
299(9)
B. Appointment and Removal Powers
308(52)
CONSTITUTIONAL HISTORY: Supreme Court Nominations Rejected, Postponed, or Withdrawn due to Senate Opposition
313(1)
Myers v. United States
314(12)
Humphrey's Executor v. United States
326(3)
Bowsher v. Synar
329(11)
Morrison v. Olson
340(20)
C. Legislative Powers in the Administrative State
360(25)
[Rust v. Sullivan]
362(1)
Schechter Poultry Corporation v. United States
363(7)
Industrial Union Department, AFL-CIO v. American Petroleum Institute
370(3)
Immigration and Naturalization Service v. Chadha
373(12)
D. Accountability and Immunities
385(17)
CONSTITUTIONAL HISTORY: Unraveling the Watergate Affair
390(1)
United States v. Nixon
391(7)
Articles of Impeachment against President Richard M. Nixon Recommended by the House Judiciary Committee
398(4)
Chapter 5. Congress: Membership, Immunities, and Investigatory Powers
402(70)
A. Membership and Immunities
403(32)
[U.S. Department of Commerce v. Montana]
405(4)
Powell v. McCormack
409(6)
U.S. Term Limits, Inc. v. Thornton
415(8)
Gravel v. United States
423(6)
Eastland v. United States Servicemen's Fund
429(3)
Hutchinson v. Proxmire
432(3)
B. Investigatory, Contempt, and Impeachment Powers
435(37)
Watkins v. United States
439(10)
Barenblatt v. United States
449(7)
Gibson v. Florida Legislative Investigation Committee
456(8)
Walter L. Nixon v. United States
464(6)
CONSTITUTIONAL HISTORY: Impeachment Trials and Judicial Accountability
470(2)
Chapter 6. Congress: Legislative, Taxing, and Spending Powers
472(120)
CONSTITUTIONAL HISTORY: Formal Amendments and Methods of Amending the Constitution 474(2)
CONSTITUTIONAL HISTORY: A Twenty-seventh Amendment after 203 years 476(2)
A. The Classic View of Congress's Legislative Powers
478(25)
McCulloch v. Maryland
483(11)
Gibbons v. Ogden
494(9)
B. From Legal Formalism to the New Deal Crisis
503(16)
[Swift & Company v. United States]
506(1)
[The Shreveport Rate Case]
507(1)
[Carter v. Carter Coal Company]
508(2)
United States v. E. C. Knight Company
510(5)
Hammer v. Dagenhart
515(4)
C. From the New Deal Crisis to the Administrative State
519(57)
National Labor Relations Board v. Jones & Laughlin Steel Corporation
525(6)
United States v. Darby Lumber Company
531(4)
Wickard v. Filburn
535(4)
Heart of Atlanta Motel, Inc. v. United States
539(1)
Katzenbach v. McClung
539(8)
United States v. Lopez
547(14)
Seminole Tribe of Florida v. Florida
561(12)
IN COMPARATIVE PERSPECTIVE: The European Court of Justice and the European Union
573(3)
D. Taxing and Spending Powers
576(16)
[Pollock v. Farmer's Loan and Trust Co.]
576(4)
Steward Machine Co. v. Davis
580(4)
United States v. Kahriger
584(4)
South Dakota v. Dole
588(4)
Chapter 7. The States and American Federalism
592(119)
IN COMPARATIVE PERSPECTIVE: Federalism, Federations, and Confederations 599(3)
A. States' Power over Commerce and Regulation
602(36)
[Wyoming v. Oklahoma] (reprise)
606(1)
THE DEVELOPMENT OF LAW: Federal Preemption of State and Local Laws
607(2)
Cooley v. The Board of Wardens of the Port of Philadelphia
609(5)
Southern Pacific Co. v. Arizona
614(4)
Bibb v. Navajo Freight Lines, Inc.
618(3)
Maine v. Taylor
621(2)
Pennsylvania v. Nelson
623(4)
THE DEVELOPMENT OF LAW: Other Rulings on State Regulation of Commerce in the Absence of Federal Legislation
627(6)
THE DEVELOPMENT OF LAW: Other Rulings on State Regulatory Powers in Alleged Conflict with Federal Legislation
633(5)
B. The Tenth Amendment and the States
638(29)
[National League of Cities v. Usery]
638(4)
[Gregory v. Ashcroft]
642(3)
Garcia v. San Antonio Metropolitan Transit Authority
645(15)
New York v. United States
660(7)
C. Judicial Federalism
667(30)
[Coleman v. Thompson]
669(4)
Martin v. Hunter's Lessee
673(5)
Cooper v. Aaron
678(4)
Younger v. Harris
682(5)
Stone v. Powell
687(6)
Withrow v. Williams
693(4)
D. State Courts and State Constitutional Law
697(14)
Michigan v. Long
701(5)
People v. P.J. Video, Inc.
706(4)
Commonwealth of Kentucky v. Wasson (reprise)
710(1)
Chapter 8. Representative Government, Voting Rights, and Electoral Politics
711(134)
CONSTITUTIONAL HISTORY: Thomas Paine on the Right to Vote and Representative Government 713(1)
A. Representative Government and the Franchise
714(20)
CONSTITUTIONAL HISTORY: President Lyndon B. Johnson's Address to Congress on the Importance of Passing the Voting Rights Act of 1965, March 15, 1965
719(2)
[Chisom v. Roemer]
721(2)
South Carolina v. Katzenbach
723(7)
THE DEVELOPMENT OF LAW: Other Rulings Interpreting the Voting Rights Act
730(4)
B. Voting Rights and the Reappointment Revolution
734(72)
THE DEVELOPMENT OF LAW: Rulings Extending the Principle of One Person, One Vote to Local Governments
737(3)
THE DEVELOPMENT OF LAW: Judicial Standards in Reapportionment Cases
740(2)
Gomillion v. Lightfoot
742(2)
Baker v. Carr (reprise)
744(1)
Wesberry v. Sanders
744(8)
Reynolds v. Sims
752(7)
Davis v. Bandemer
759(13)
Shaw v. Reno
772(6)
Miller v. Johnson
778(9)
Bush v. Vera
787(12)
Shaw v. Hunt
799(6)
THE DEVELOPMENT OF LAW: Other Post-Shaw v. Reno Rulings on Racial Gerrymandering
805(1)
C. Campaigns and Elections
806(39)
IN COMPARATIVE PERSPECTIVE: Equal Voting Rights and the French Case of Feminine Quotas
808(3)
[McCormick v. United States]
811(2)
Buckley v. Valeo
813(12)
Federal Election Commission v. National Conservative Political Action Committee (NCPAC) and Democratic Party of the United States v. National Conservative Political Action Committee (NCPAC)
825(4)
Colorado Republican Federal Campaign Committee v. Federal Election Commission
829(4)
THE DEVELOPMENT OF LAW: Other Rulings on Campaign Finance
833(1)
Rutan v. Republican Party of Illinois
834(8)
THE DEVELOPMENT OF LAW: Other Rulings on Campaigns and Elections
842(3)
MEMBERS OF THE SUPREME COURT OF THE UNITED STATES 845(4)
BIOGRAPHIES OF CURRENT JUSTICES 849(6)
GLOSSARY 855(6)
INDEX OF CASES 861(8)
INDEX 869

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