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9780314144515

Principles of Constitutional Law, 2004, the Concise Hornbook Series

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  • Copyright: 2004-10-15
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Table of Contents

Preface v
The Origins of Judicial Review
Marbury v. Madison---The Setting of the Case
1(1)
Marbury v. Madison---The Opinion of the Court
2(3)
Notes on the Marbury Decision
5(3)
Review of State Laws: The Early Cases
8(3)
State Court Review of State Laws
11(2)
Federal Jurisdiction
An Introduction to the Jurisdictional Framework of the Supreme Court
13(2)
Jurisdiction of the Supreme Court
15(3)
``Court Packing'' and the Number of Justices on the Supreme Court
18(1)
Tenure and Salary Protections for Judges of Article III Courts
18(1)
Ex Parte McCardle and the Power of Congress to Limit the Jurisdiction of Federal Courts
19(4)
The Eleventh Amendment
23(10)
Introduction and Historical Note
23(1)
An Outline of the Current Rules
24(9)
Case or Controversy and Related Doctrines
33(21)
Introduction
33(1)
Advisory Opinions
34(3)
Mootness and Collusiveness
37(3)
Ripeness, Prematurity, and Abstractness
40(1)
Standing
41(1)
Taxpayer and Citizen Standing
41(5)
Personal Standing, Nontaxpayer Suits and the Requirement of Injury in Fact
46(4)
Third Party Standing
50(2)
Standing by State Governments, Associations, and Congressmen
52(2)
Adequate State Grounds and Federal Questions
54(2)
The Abstention Doctrine
56(1)
Political Questions
57(9)
Introduction
57(1)
The Leading Cases
57(3)
A Few Decided Areas
60(1)
Foreign Affairs and the War Making Power
60(1)
Amendments to the Constitution
60(2)
Impeachment
62(1)
Political Gerrymandering
63(1)
Apportionment of Congressional Districts Among the States
63(1)
The Origination Clause
64(2)
Sources of National Authority
Introduction
66(1)
McCulloch v. Maryland and the Basis of Federal Power
67(2)
Sources of Federal Power---Overview
69(1)
The Separation of Powers Principle
70(1)
Term Limits on Federal Legislators
70(2)
The Federal Commerce Power
Introduction: The Commerce Clause---Its Origins and Development
72(1)
Judicial Interpretations of the Commerce Power Prior to 1888
73(2)
1888 to 1933
75(3)
1933-36: The New Deal Crisis
78(3)
1937 to Present: Summary
81(3)
Development of New Standards
84(5)
Refinement and Application of the New Standards
89(19)
Civil Rights Legislation
89(2)
Federal Criminal Laws
91(3)
Regulation of State and Local Government Entities
94(1)
Federal Orders to State and Local Governments
94(4)
State and Local Government Immunity from Federal Commerce Regulations
98(1)
Introduction and Summary
98(2)
The Wirtz and National League of Cities Decisions
100(2)
1976--1985: The Aftermath of National League of Cities
102(2)
The Overruling of National League of Cities: The Garcia Decision
104(4)
Federal Power to Tax and Spend
The Taxing Power
108(1)
Federal Taxes as Regulatory Measures
109(1)
The Power to Spend
110(4)
International Affairs
Introduction---The Executive
114(2)
Congress
116(1)
The Judiciary
117(1)
The Treaty Power
118(2)
Executory and Self-Executing Treaties
120(1)
Conflicts Between Treaties and Acts of Congress
121(1)
Executive Agreements and Acts of Congress
122(4)
The Historical Development of the War Power
126(1)
Economic Regulations and the War Power
127(2)
The War Powers Resolution
129(2)
The President and Congress: Selected Issues
Executive Privilege
131(2)
Executive Privilege: United States v. Nixon
131(1)
The Presidential Recordings and Materials Preservation Act
132(1)
Absolute Versus Qualified Immunity From Civil Damage Claims Brought Against the President and Other Executive Officials
133(1)
The Pardoning Power
134(3)
The Speech and Debate Clause: An Introduction
137(1)
Modern Speech and Debate Synthesis
138(4)
The Appointment Process
142(1)
Appointment Powers of the ``Courts of Law''
143(4)
The Removal Power
147(5)
Legislative Veto of Executive Branch Regulations and Actions
152(2)
Line Item Veto
154(2)
The Commerce Clause and Restrictions on State Regulatory Powers
State Regulation Affecting Interstate Commerce---Introduction
156(2)
The Primary Rationales Justifying Present Commerce Clause Jurisprudence
158(2)
A Summary of Present Commerce Clause Jurisprudence
160(9)
The Cooley Rule of Selective Exclusiveness
169(1)
Federal Incorporation by Reference of State Laws
170(2)
State Regulation Affecting Interstate Commerce: The Di Santo Case
172(2)
State Powers Over Transportation
174(2)
Incoming Commerce
176(8)
Outgoing Commerce
184(5)
Personal Mobility
189(3)
Article VI & IV Issues: Preemption & Comity
Introduction
192(1)
The Article VI Supremacy Clause
192(5)
Interstate Comity: The Article IV Privileges and Immunities Clause
197(8)
Individual Liberties---An Overview
Guarantees in the Original Text (Body) of the Constitution
205(1)
The Bill of Rights Provisions and Their Incorporation in the Fourteenth Amendment
206(1)
The Privileges and/or Immunities Clauses
207(2)
Which Individuals Are Protected by the Constitutional Guarantees?
209(1)
Procedural Due Process versus Substantive Review
209(4)
Introduction---Overview
209(2)
The Mixing of Procedural & Substantive Issues in Administrative Cases
211(2)
The Equal Protection Clause
213(1)
Substantive Due Process
Judicial Control of Legislation Prior to the Civil War
214(4)
The Growth of the Substantive Due Process Concept---1865 to 1900
218(4)
Substantive Due Process From 1900 to 1936
222(5)
Substantive Due Process After 1937
227(3)
Incorporation of the Bill of Rights
230(4)
Fundamental Rights
234(2)
The Contract Clause
236(7)
Introduction
236(1)
The Case Law
236(7)
Other Forms of Restrictions on Retroactive Legislation
243(15)
Due Process Limitations
243(7)
The Ex Post Facto Clauses
250(4)
Bills of Attainder
254(4)
The Taking of Property Interests: Introduction
258(1)
Limitations on the Exercise of Eminent Domain
258(1)
The ``Taking'' Issue
259(27)
Introduction
259(2)
Property Use Regulations
261(21)
Emergency Actions
282(2)
Impairment of Use
284(2)
The ``Public Use'' Limitation
286(2)
A Brief Note on the Amount of Compensation and Compensable Property Interests
288(3)
State Action
Introduction
291(4)
Central Theory
291(2)
Origins of the Problem
293(2)
The Public Function Concept
295(5)
State Commandment or Encouragement of Private Activities
300(4)
Symbiotic Relationships
304(6)
Procedural Due Process---The Requirement of Fair Adjudicative Procedures
Introduction
310(2)
Deprivations of ``Life, Liberty or Property'' for Which Some Process Is Due
312(1)
Life
313(1)
Liberty---Generally
314(10)
Introduction
314(1)
Physical Liberty
315(5)
Fundamental Constitutional Rights
320(1)
Other Rights or Liberties
320(4)
Property
324(9)
Introduction
324(3)
Debt Actions
327(1)
Government Benefits
328(3)
Government Employment
331(2)
Irrebuttable Presumptions---The ``Non'' Liberty or Property Due Process Requirement
333(1)
What Process Is Due? The Procedures Required by the Due Process Clause---Introduction
334(1)
General Principles
335(4)
A Summary of the Major Decisional Areas
339(20)
Loss of Physical Liberty
339(6)
Enforcement of Debtor--Creditor Relationships
345(3)
Deprivations of Government Benefits
348(11)
The Right to Judicial Process---Access to the Courts
359(4)
Equal Protection
Introduction to Equal Protection Analysis---Application to State and Federal Acts
363(1)
Government Classifications and the Concept of Equal Protection
364(5)
An Introduction to Standards of Review Under the Equal Protection Guarantee
369(5)
Overview
369(3)
Is the Rationality Test Changing?
372(2)
Establishing and Testing Classifications of a Law---``On Its Face,'' in Its ``Application,'' or in Its ``Purpose and Effect''---The Problem of Statistics
374(2)
Classifications Based on Race or National Origin: Introduction
376(1)
The Civil War Amendments and Racial Discrimination---An Introductory Note
377(2)
Classifications Based on Race or National Origin Following the Civil War
379(10)
Introduction
379(1)
The First Cases---Institutional Uncertainty
380(2)
1896--1954: The ``Separate but Equal'' Doctrine and Its Limitation
382(3)
The Modern Position on Racial Restrictions
385(1)
The World War II Japanese Restriction Cases---A Turning Point for ``Suspect Classifications''
385(1)
The Rejection of Separate but Equal and Establishment of Racial Equality as a Constitutional Principle
386(3)
Implementation of the Desegregation Decisions
389(15)
Desegregation of the Schools
389(1)
The Rise and Fall of ``All Deliberate Speed''
389(2)
Institutions Subject to the Desegregation Principle
391(6)
State School Programs Relating to Desegregation
397(1)
Federal Court Remedial Powers
398(4)
Desegregation of Other Facilities
402(2)
Benign Racial Classifications---Affirmative Action Programs
404(24)
Overview
404(1)
Introduction
404(2)
Involuntary Affirmative Action---Remedying Proven Racial Discrimination
406(1)
Voluntary Affirmative Action Programs---Statutory Rulings
407(1)
Supreme Court Decisions
408(1)
The J.A. Croson Decision and an Overview of the Supreme Court's Ruling Regarding State and Local Governments' Racial Affirmative Action Programs
408(5)
Race Conscious Government Policies Designed to Promote Educational Diversity---The Bakke, Wygant & Bollinger Decisions
413(13)
Federal Affirmative Action Programs---The Adarand, Metro Broadcasting, and Fullilove Decisions
426(2)
General Status of Aliens---Citizenship, Immigration, Deportation, Naturalization, and Expatriation
428(1)
Classifications Based on Alienage
429(10)
Classifications Burdening Illegal Aliens and Undocumented Citizens
439(2)
Illegitimacy Classifications: Introduction
441(6)
Illegitimacy Classifications: Conclusion
447(1)
Gender or Sex Classifications: Introduction
448(1)
Gender Classifications: Finding a Test---From Reed v. Reed to Craig v. Boren
449(2)
Gender Classifications: Decisions Under the Intermediate Standard of Review
451(13)
Gender Classifications: Pregnancy Classifications and Irrebuttable Presumptions
464(2)
Classifications Based on Wealth
466(2)
The Right to Privacy: Introduction
468(1)
Sterilization and Contraception
469(4)
Marriage, Family Relationships, and Sexual Activity as a Part of the Right to Privacy
473(3)
Abortion
476(24)
An Introductory Note
476(1)
The Cases
477(23)
Emerging Issues Regarding the Right to Privacy
500(5)
Accumulation and Distribution of Data Concerning Individual Citizens
500(1)
The Right to Die
500(5)
The Right to Vote: The Electoral Franchise as a Fundamental Right
505(20)
Introduction
505(3)
The 2000 Presidential Election and the Right to Vote
508(9)
Restricting the Ballot to Interested Voters
517(2)
Voting or Poll Taxes
519(1)
Literacy Tests
520(1)
Physical Access to Polling Places---Inmates of Correctional Facilities
520(1)
Residency Requirements
521(2)
Restrictions Based on Party Affiliation
523(1)
Racial Restrictions
524(1)
Adjusting the Majority Requirement
525(1)
The Right to Be a Candidate
525(6)
Introduction
525(1)
Wealth Restrictions
526(1)
Residency Restrictions
527(1)
Property Ownership Requirements
527(1)
Party Affiliation and Demonstrated Support Requirements
527(4)
Racial Classifications
531(1)
Judicial Control of Political Parties
531(2)
The Reapportionment Cases and the Rule of One Person, One Vote: The Creation of Justiciability
533(1)
The Origins of One Person, One Vote
534(1)
The Application of the One Person, One Vote Principle
535(7)
To the Appointment of the State Governor and Other Such Officials
535(1)
To Local Government Elections
536(2)
Mathematical Precision
538(2)
Multimember Districts
540(1)
Political Gerrymandering
541(1)
Departures From Strict Majority Rule
542(1)
The Right to Travel Abroad
542(4)
The Right to Interstate Travel
546(9)
The Guarantees of the Bill of Rights as Fundamental Rights for Equal Protection Analysis: Introduction
555(1)
First Amendment Guarantees
556(1)
Right to Fairness in the Criminal Justice System
557(3)
Welfare Payments
560(1)
Housing
561(1)
Education
561(1)
Government Employment
562(2)
Congressional Enforcement of Civil Rights
Introduction
564(2)
The Thirteenth Amendment
566(1)
Congressional Power to Expand the Impact of the Thirteenth Amendment
567(2)
Congressional Power to Enforce the Fourteenth Amendment
569(8)
Congressional Enforcement of the Fifteenth Amendment
577(5)
Freedom of Speech
Introduction and Chapter Summary
582(16)
The Overbreadth Doctrine
598(1)
The Void--for--Vagueness Doctrine
599(1)
Government Prescribed Speech, Government Subsidies for Speech, Unconstitutional Conditions, and Equal Protection Analysis
600(5)
The Advocacy of Violence or Other Illegal Conduct
605(7)
The Distinction Between Prior Restraint and Subsequent Punishment of Speech
612(1)
Content-Based Injunctions: From Near to the Pentagon Papers and Beyond
613(3)
A Right of Access to the Press
616(9)
The Fairness Doctrine and the Regulation of the Broadcast Media
616(7)
Media Other Than the Broadcast Media
623(2)
Right of Access by the Press and Public?
625(1)
The Press and the Tax Laws
626(2)
Fair Trial versus Free Press
628(9)
The Reporter's Privilege
628(1)
Judicial Protective Orders and the Press
629(8)
Commercial Speech
637(18)
An Introduction
637(2)
The Central Hudson Test
639(1)
Specific Problem Areas
640(8)
Problems Related to Lawyer Advertising
648(7)
Group Libel Laws
655(1)
New York Times v. Sullivan and Libel of a Public Official
656(3)
The Case
656(1)
New York Times Scienter
657(1)
Burden of Proof
658(1)
Public Officials
658(1)
Actual Damages, Punitive Damages, and a Right of Retraction
658(1)
Libel of Public Figures
659(1)
Libel of Private Individuals
659(6)
Time, Inc. v. Hill
659(1)
Gertz v. Robert Welch. Inc.
660(1)
Time, Inc. v. Firestone
661(1)
Dun & Bradstreet, Inc. v. Greenmoss Builders, Inc.
661(4)
Libel for Assertions of Fact versus Statements of Opinion
665(1)
Rights of Privacy and Rights of Publicity
665(3)
Fighting Words and Hostile Audiences
668(7)
In General
668(3)
Content Based Fighting Words---the Problem of Hate Speech
671(2)
Threats, Intimidation & Cross-Burning
673(1)
Fighting Words, Hostile Audiences, and the Problem of Vagueness and Overbreadth
674(1)
The Freedom to Associate and Not to Associate---Introduction
675(3)
The Freedom to Associate & Political Party Regulations
678(1)
The Right Not to Associate
679(2)
Loyalty Oaths
681(2)
Patronage
683(1)
Restrictions on Entry Into the Bar
684(2)
Licensing Schemes Implemented by Administrators and Injunctions Issued by the Courts
686(2)
Time, Place, and Manner Restrictions on Speech
688(2)
The Three Categories of Public Forum
690(2)
Applying the Perry Forum Analysis
692(14)
Three Types of Government Owned Property or Channels of Communication
692(1)
Content Neutral Regulations
693(1)
Some Nonpublic Forum Rulings
694(2)
Schools and Forum Analysis
696(2)
Prisons
698(1)
Airports
699(1)
Content-Based Restrictions Surrounding Polling Places
700(1)
Protests in the Public Forum: Abortion Clinics
701(2)
Regulation to Prevent Fraud and Annoyance
703(3)
Symbolic Speech
706(2)
Regulating the Electoral Process: Election Promises
708(2)
Regulation of Campaign Financing
710(8)
Introduction
710(1)
Campaign Contributions and Expenditures
710(1)
The Political Speech of Corporations and Other Entities
711(4)
Disclosure and Reporting Requirements
715(1)
The Political Party Expenditure Provision of the Federal Election Act of 1971
716(1)
The 2002 Reform Act: The McConnell Decision
717(1)
Regulation of Political Activity of Government Employees
718(1)
Picketing Related to Social Issues vs. Labor Disputes
719(3)
Obscenity---The Roth Case
722(1)
The Development of the Case Law Under Roth
723(2)
Scienter
723(1)
Appellate Review
724(1)
Pandering
724(1)
The Miller Decision
725(2)
Special Considerations in Light of the Miller Case
727(13)
Private Possession
727(1)
Protection of Minors As Viewers of Obscenity
728(1)
Protection of Minors: Child Pornography
729(2)
Prior Restraint
731(1)
Zoning Laws and Public Exhibition of ``Adult'' Non--Obscene Material
731(2)
Obscenity and the Twenty--First Amendment
733(1)
Non-pictorial Obscenity
734(1)
National Versus Local Standards
734(1)
Nude Dancing
735(2)
Sexually Oriented Material on Broadcast or Cable Channels
737(1)
Sexually Oriented Material on the Internet
738(2)
Freedom of Religion
Introduction---The Natural Antagonism Between the Two Clauses
740(1)
The Appeal to History
741(1)
The Establishment Clause---Introduction
742(5)
The Establishment Clause---Aid to Religious Institutions
747(17)
Primary and Secondary Schools
747(11)
Aid to Colleges and Universities
758(3)
Other Issues in Aid to Religious Institutions
761(3)
The Establishment Clause---Religion and the Public Schools
764(11)
Introduction
764(1)
Released or Shared Time
765(1)
Prayers or Bible Reading
766(4)
Modification of the Curriculum for Religious Purposes
770(1)
Equal Access to School Facilities
771(4)
The Free Exercise Clause---Introduction and Overview
775(7)
The Free Exercise Clause---The Early Decisions
782(2)
The Free Exercise Clause---The Modern Cases
784(8)
Recurrent Free Exercise Problems
792(2)
Exemptions From Military Service
792(1)
Health and Medical Regulations
793(1)
Sunday Closing Laws
794(1)
Inquiries Into Religious Frauds
795(2)
State Involvement in Ecclesiastical Disputes
797(3)
Legislative Action to End Religious Discrimination in Private Employment
800(1)
Regulation of the Employment Practices of Religious Organizations
801(4)
Table of Cases 805(26)
Index 831

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