Constitutional Law: A Quickstudy Laminated Reference Guide - Other

BarCharts Publishing, Inc was founded in 1991 with our law guides created by the owner attending law school. Since then many law professors, legal editors, and experts in their field of law have peer-reviewed, edited and updated the content, fine tuning the reference over 30 years. Designed to understand the significance of details within the larger scheme of the law, as a daily refresher, and to review before the Bar Exam. Reviewing and referencing essential details in a neatly organized tool offers a macro and micro view of Constitutional Law which is valuable for understanding the whole of the law as the sum of its parts. We update our law guides for students, paralegals and practicing lawyers to have the most handy legal reference to the most important points of the law possible in 6 laminated pages. For such a great price you will not find another law reference this easy to purchase.
6 page laminated guide includes:

• Executive: Art. II
  • Presidential Powers
  • Impeachment
  • Immunity
• Judiciary: Art. III
  • Case & Controversy Requirement (Justiciability)
  • Standards of Review
  • Supreme Court
• Legislative: Art. I
  • Authority to Legislate
  • Commerce [ 8]
  • Spending [ 8]
  • Taxation
  • Federal Preemption of State Law
• State Powers & Limitations
  • 10th A.
  • Dormant Commerce Clause
  • 11th A.: State Immunity
  • Art IV: Privileges & Immunities
• 5th A.: Takings
  • Eminent Domain
  • Physical Occupation
• 1st A.
  • Time, Place & Manner Restrictions (Public Forum)
  • Punishable Speech
  • No Prior Restraint
  • Free Speech Rights of Public Officials
  • The Media
  • Fundamental Rights: Speech, Press & Association
  • Free Exercise of Religion
  • Establishment Clause
• 14th A.
  • Procedural Due Process (5th A. & 14th A.)
  • Substantive Due Process (5th A. & 14th A.)
  • Equal Protection & Civil War Amendments

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