Constitutional Law: Cases, Materials, And Problems

Now there is an appealing new constitutional law casebook, designed to be a 'teacher's book' by stimulating thought, inviting classroom discussion, and helping professors teach more effectively. CONSTITUTIONAL LAW: Cases, Materials, and Problems supplies a comprehensive, problem-based examination of this vital area of study.The authors make their book effective and flexible by:including the principal constitutional law cases, edited as lightly as possible to allow the Supreme Court to speak for itselfusing short notes combined with problems to expand on the textachieving a teachable length of less than 1300 pagesbuilding on the proven approach taken by coauthor Russell Weaver in his successful casebooks for other coursesproviding insights into the problems and cases in the accompanying Teacher's ManualSkillful use of the thought-provoking problem approach:helps students delve deeper into constitutional doctrineserves as an accessible and interesting way to learn constitutional issuesenlivens class discussion and debateWhen you review the many casebooks available for constitutional law, be sure to give careful consideration to this brand-new offering from an expert team of authors who understand the needs and preferences of instructors.Catherine Hancock is the author of 'Constitutional Law: Cases, Materials, And Problems', published 2006 under ISBN 9780735550643 and ISBN 0735550646.