Constitutional Law AudioLearn - A Course Outline

De: Anitha Cadambi

Narrado por: Terry Rose

AudioLearn Law School Course Outlines presents Constitutional Law.

Written by distinguished law professors and professionally narrated for easy listening, this outline covers what is typically taught in a law school constitutional law course.

Included are detailed explanations of critical issues and topics you must know to master the course.

Inside you'll find:

• Case studies
• Key takeaways
• Review questions

In this outline, we’ll review the following:

• Constitutional law - Article III
• Jurisdiction of the supreme court
• Judicial review
• Powers of congress
• Congress' power to spend (and other powers)
• Powers of the president
• Federal inter-branch relationships
• The federal system
• State regulations and taxation of commerce
• Federal preemption of state law
• Relations among states and exercise questions
• Individual rights
• Due process
• Equal protection
• Privileges and immunities clause
• Takings clause
• Prohibited legislation
• Freedom of religion
• Freedom of expression and association

You also get two bonus audiobooks (seven+ hours of audio):

• Law School Survival Guide
• Legal Terminology - Top 500 Legal Terms You Must Know!

AudioLearn's Law Outlines support your studies, help with exam preparation, and provide a comprehensive audio review of the topic matter.

Please note: About four hours is dedicated to the actual course material and about seven hours is composed of the two bonus audiobooks!

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Skipped some sections but good information

I'm not interested in law school so I had to skip a third of this book but the information was good and was presented well enough that I didn't fall asleep. I personally like more real world examples to relate things to but that's me so I can fault the book for that.

too many citation references

constant reference to citation makes the narrative harder to follow. Other than that, very informative.

Ripoff

Cursory overview of a conlaw course read by someone with no legal background. Save your money. Over half of the book is a generic "guide to law school" obviously inserted just to make it looks like there's some actual substance to the ridiculously short constitutional law section. Waste of time & money, STAY AWAY