This comprehensive introduction is for law students, undergraduates, academics, and general readers interested in the US constitution's most consequential amendment. The book carefully examines the amendment's three key provisions in its first section and sheds light on how the modern Supreme Court might resurrect its original meaning.
This comprehensive introduction is for law students, undergraduates, academics, and general readers interested in the US constitution's most consequential amendment. The book carefully examines the amendment's three key provisions in its first section and sheds light on how the modern Supreme Court might resurrect its original meaning.
Ilan Wurman is an Associate Professor of Law at the Sandra Day O'Connor College of Law at Arizona State University, where he teaches constitutional law. He is the author of A Debt Against the Living: An Introduction to Originalism (Cambridge 2017), and publishes on administrative law and constitutional law in the nation's top law journals.
Inhaltsangabe
Introduction Part I. Antebellum Law: 1. Due process of law 2. Protection of the laws 3. The privileges and immunities of citizenship Part II. From Abridgment to War and Ratification: 4. abridgement of rights before and after the civil war 5. The fourteenth amendment 6. Privileges, immunities, and incorporation Part III. The Modern Era: 7. The past and future of the fourteenth amendment Endnotes.
Introduction Part I. Antebellum Law: 1. Due process of law 2. Protection of the laws 3. The privileges and immunities of citizenship Part II. From Abridgment to War and Ratification: 4. abridgement of rights before and after the civil war 5. The fourteenth amendment 6. Privileges, immunities, and incorporation Part III. The Modern Era: 7. The past and future of the fourteenth amendment Endnotes.
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