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Preface=xxxv

The Constitution of the United States=xxxvii

I. JUDICIAL REVIEW=1

Problem : The Historic Preservation Act=1

A. Marbury and "The Power to Say What the Law Is"=2

Marbury v. Madison=3

Questions : Judicial Review=8

Problems : Judicial Review=8

Martin v. Hunter's Lessee=9

Problem : Federal Constitutions and State Constitutions=10

Cooper v. Aaron=11

Note : Brown, Cooper, and Judicial Legitimacy=13

B. Restraints on Judicial Authority=14

1. Practical Limitations on Judicial Authority=14

2. Congressional Control over Federal Court Jurisdiction=15

Ex Parte McCardle=15

Notes : Klein and Plaut=17

Note : McCardle's Precedential Value=19

Questions : Congressional Regulation of Judicial Power=19

3. The Political Question Doctrine=21

Baker v. Carr=22

Notes : The Political Question Doctrine=24

Problems : Scope of the Political Question Doctrine=26

C. The Case or Controversy Requirement=27

1. The Prohibition Against Advisory Opinions=27

Problems : Declaratory Judgments and Advisory Opinions=28

2. Ripeness=29

United Public Workers of America(C.I.O.) v. Mitchell=29

Abbott Laboratories v. Gardner=31

Notes and Questions : Ripeness=33

Problems : Ripeness=34

3. Mootness=35

DeFunis v. Odegaard=35

Notes and Questions : Mootness=37

Problems : Mootness=38

4. Standing=39

a. Taxpayer and Citizen Standing=39

DaimlerChrysler Corp. v. Cuno=41

Notes and Questions : Standing=45

Problems : Frothingham, Taxpayer Standing, and Citizen Standing=47

Lance v. Coffman=48

Note : Legislator Standing=49

Problem : Citizen Standing to Challenge Constitutional Amendments=50

Hein v. Freedom from Religion Foundation, Inc.=51

Note : Flast and the Commerce Clause=62

Problems=63

Arizona Christian School Tuition Organization v. Winn=63

Problems=71

b. Causation=72

Lujan v. Defenders of Wildlife=73

Notes and Questions : Causation=77

Problems : Causation=82

Massachusetts v. Environmental Protection Agency=83

Problem : The Historic Preservation Act=89

c. Congressionally Authorized Standing=89

Lujan v. Defenders of Wildlife=90

Notes : More on Congressional Authorization=92

Summers v. Earth Island Institute=93

Notes : More on Congressional Authorization=99

Problems : Standing and Congressional Authorization=100

Monsanto Co. v. Geerston Seed Farms=101

d. Jus Tertii(Third-Party) Standing=105

Problems : Exceptions to Jus Tertii=107

II. NATIONAL LEGISlATIVE POWER=113

Problem : The Education for a Better America Act=114

A. The Necessary and Proper Clause=116

McCulloch v. Maryland=117

Notes and Questions=120

United States v. Comstock=122

Note : National Federation v. Sebelius=130

Problem : More on the Education for a Better America Act=130

B. The Commerce Clause=130

1. Early Cases=131

Gibbons v. Ogden=131

Notes : The Nineteenth-Century Commerce Clause=136

Problem : More on the Education for a Better America Act=137

2. Early Twentieth-Century Cases=137

Champion v. Ames=138

Problem : More on the Education for a Better America Act=141

Houston, East & West Texas Railway Co. v. United States=141

Note=143

Hammer v. Dagenhart=143

Problem : More on the Education for a Better America Act=147

3. The Constitutional Crisis=147

Carter v. Carter Coal Co.=148

Notes : The Constitutional Crisis=151

Problem : More on the Education for a Better America Act=152

NLRB v. Jones & Laughlin Steel Corp.=152

Notes=155

Problem : More on the Education for a Better America Act=156

4. Post-Switch Expansion of Federal Power : A Half Century of Deference=156

United States v. Darby=156

Question=158

Wickard v. Filburn=159

Notes=162

Problem : More on the Education for a Better America Act=162

Heart of Atlanta Motel, Inc. v. United States=162

Notes=165

Problems=167

Note : Growth of the Modern Administrative State=167

5. Revolution and Retreat?=168

United States v. Lopez=168

Problems=174

United States v. Morrison=174

Notes and Questions=181

Problems=182

National Federation of Independent Business v. Sebelius=182

Problem : Sebelius and the Education for a Better America Act=194

C. The Taxing Power=195

Bailey v. Drexel Furniture Co.=195

Notes and Questions=197

United States v. Sanchez=197

Notes and Questions=199

National Federation of Independent Business v. Sebelius=199

Problem : Private Schools and the Education for a Better America Act=206

D. Power to Spend for the General Welfare=206

United States v. Butler=206

South Dakota v. Dole=210

Note : Federal Funding for the Developmentally Disabled=214

National Federation of Independent Business v. Sebelius=215

Problem : The Spending Power and the Education for a Better America Act=223

Problems=223

E. The War Power and Treaty Power=224

1. The War Power=224

Woods v. Cloyd W. Miller Co.=224

Note : The War Power and Domestic Regulation=226

Problem : A Peacetime Draft?=227

2. The Treaty Power=227

Missouri v. Holland=227

Note : The Impact of Treaties on Local Law=229

Problem : Restricting Citizen Rights=230

Whitney v. Robertson=230

Notes=231

Problems=233

F. Congressional Power to Enforce Civil Rights=234

Problem : Second Floor=235

Problem : Critical Confinement=235

1. Early Developments=237

Problem : Public Service=237

The Civil Rights Cases=238

Problem : Ollie's BBQ Ranch=240

2. Modern Civil Rights Cases=240

Problems=242

3. Congressional Enforcement of the Right to Vote=242

Katzenbach v. Morgan=242

Note=244

City of Rome v. United States=244

Problem : Preclearance=246

4. Religious Freedom and Congressional Fourteenth Amendment Enforcement Power=246

City of Boerne v. Flores=246

Problems=250

III. THE FEDERAL EXECUTIVE POWERS=257

Problem : No Drilling or Killing Zones=258

A. Implied Presidential Powers=260

Problems=261

B. The Volatile Boundary Between Executive and Legislative Powers : Youngstown Sheet & Tube Co. and Beyond=262

Youngstown Sheet & Tube Co. v. Sawyer=264

Problems=271

C. Additional Separation of Powers Issues Between the Executive and the Legislature : Nondelegation, Veto, and Appointment and Removal=272

1. The "Nondelegation" of Powers Doctrine=273

Problems=276

2. The Veto Power=276

a. The Legislative Veto=277

Immigration and Naturalization Service v. Chadha=277

Problems=280

b. The "Line Item Veto"=281

Clinton v. New York=281

Problems=286

c. The President's Signing Statements=286

Problem : No Drilling Zones II=289

D. The President's Appointment and Removal Powers=289

Buckley v. Valeo=291

Notes=294

Problems=295

Morrison v. Olson=295

Problems=300

Free Enterprise Fund v. Public Company Accounting Oversight Board=301

Note=309

1. The President's Recess Appointment Power=309

Bowsher v. Synar=310

Problem : The Audit=314

E. Foreign Affairs, War, and Treaty Powers=314

1. Foreign Affairs Powers=314

United States v. Curtiss Wright Export Corp.=315

Problems=317

2. War and the Commander-in-Chief Power : Formalism Versus Functionalism=317

Problems=318

F. The President's Power to Fight Terrorism=320

1. The President's Powers to Detain Alleged Terrorists=320

2. Detention of U.S. Citizens As Alleged Terrorists=322

Ex Parte Quirin=322

Notes=324

Hamdi v. Rumsfeld=325

Notes=337

Problems=337

Boumediene v. Bush=339

Notes=345

Problem : No Terrorism Zones=347

3. The War on Terror's Impact on Privacy=347

G. The Treaty Power=348

Missouri v. Holland=349

Note=350

Problem : Alien Inheritance Laws=351

H. Executive Agreements=351

Dames & Moore v. Regan=352

Problem; Nullify=356

I. Executive Privilege and Immunity from Suit=356

1. Executive Privilege=356

United States v. Nixon=357

Note : A Privilege for the Vice President?=361

Problems=361

2. Immunity from Suit=361

Clinton v. Jones=362

J. The Pardon Power=365

1. Commutation of Sentences=365

Note : More on the Pardon Power=366

IV. THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN THE STATES AND THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT=369

Problem : The Education for a Better America Act, Continued=369

A. State Power to Tax the Federal Government=371

McCulloch v. Maryland=371

Problems=373

B. Federal Power to Tax the States=373

Massachusetts v. United States=374

Note : A Related Case, New York v. United States=377

Problems=378

C. State Immunity from Federal Regulation=379

National League of Cities v. Usery=380

Garcia v. San Antonio Metropolitan Transit Authority=383

Problems=392

D. Federal Commandeering of State Resources=393

New York v. United States=393

Problem : The Education for a Better America Act Reprised―There's Got to Be a Better Way=402

Printz v. United States=402

Problems=412

Review Problems=413

V. STATE POWER TO REGULATE COMMERCE=415

Problem : Kentucky's Prohibition Against Internet Gambling=416

A. Early Cases=418

Gibbons v. Ogden=418

Notes and Questions=420

Problem : More on the Internet Casino Prohibition Act=420

Cooley v. Board of Wardens of the Port of Philadelphia=420

Notes and Questions=423

Problem : More on the Internet Casino Prohibition Act=423

B. Discrimination Against Interstate Commerce=423

1. Facial Discrimination=424

Granholm v. Heald=424

Notes=430

Problem : More on the Internet Casino Prohibition Act=433

City of Philadelphia v. New Jersey=434

Note : State Quarantine Laws=438

Question : Distinguishing Baldwin=438

Problem : Other Ways to Skin the Cat?=438

2. Facially Neutral Statutes with Discriminatory Purposes or Effects=439

Dean Milk Co. v. City of Madison=439

Note : Live Baitfish=441

Problem : More on the Internet Casino Prohibition Act=441

Exxon Corp. v. Maryland=441

Notes=445

C. Nondiscriminatory Burdens on Interstate Commerce=446

1. The Scope of Judicial Review=447

South Carolina State Highway Dept. v. Barnwell Bros.=447

Problem : More on the Internet Casino Prohibition Act=449

Southern Pacific Co. v. Arizona=449

Notes and Questions=453

Problems=455

2. Modern Applications of the Southern Pacific Test=456

Minnesota v. Clover Leaf Creamery Co.=456

West Lynn Creamery, Inc. v. Healy=458

Note : Tolling Statutes=463

Questions=463

American Trucking Associations, Inc. v. Michigan Public Service Commission=464

Problem : More on the Internet Casino Prohibition Act=466

D. The State as a Market Participant=467

Reeves, Inc. v. Stake=467

Note : Fuel Taxes and Market Participation=470

South-Central Timber Development, Inc. v. Wunnicke=471

Problem : More on the Internet Casino Prohibition Act=474

E. Interstate Privileges and Immunities Clause=474

Baldwin v. Fish and Game Commission of Montana=474

Note : Toomer and Shrimp Fishing=478

Hicklin v. Orbeck=478

Notes=481

Problems=483

F. Preemption=483

Pacific Gas and Electric Co. v. State Energy Resources Conservation & Development Commission=484

Notes=489

Gade v. National Solid Wastes Management Association=490

Notes=494

Problems=495

Arizona v. United States=496

Notes on Preemption=506

Problems=507

VI. STATE ACTION=513

Problem : The Town, The Private Utility, and the Club=513

A. Requiring State Action=514

The Civil Rights Cases=515

Notes and Questions=517

Problem : Rewriting the Civil Rights Act=518

B. Government Function=518

1. Company Towns=518

Marsh v. Alabama=518

Notes and Questions=520

Problem : More on the Town, the Private Utility, and the Club=522

2. Party Primaries=522

Terry v. Adams=523

Notes and Questions=525

3. Utility Service=526

Jackson v. Metropolitan Edison Co.=526

Problem : More on the Town, the Private Utility, and the Club=528

4. Schools and School Associations=529

Rendell-Baker v. Kohn=529

Brentwood Academy v. Tennessee Secondary School Athletic Association=532

Notes and Questions=538

C. State Involvement or Encouragement=538

1. Government Regulation=539

Burton v. Wilmington Parking Authority=539

Notes=541

Moose Lodge v. Irvis=542

Note and Question : Broadcasters and Advertising=544

Problem : More on the Town, the Private Utility, and the Club=545

Reitman v. Mulkey=545

Problem : Constitutional Amendments Permitting Discrimination=548

2. Judicial Involvement=548

Shelley v. Kraemer=548

Notes and Questions=551

Problem; More on the Town, the Private Utility, and the Club=552

Flagg Brothers, Inc. v. Brooks=552

Lugar v. Edmonson Oil Co.=556

Notes and Questions=558

Edmonson v. Leesville Concrete Co., Inc.=560

Note and Question : Physician Contracted to Provide Care for Prison Inmates=563

3. Government Funding=564

Blum v. Yaretsky=564

4. Quasi-Governmental Corporations=568

Lebron v. National Railroad Passenger Corp.=568

Notes and Questions=572

Problem : More on the Town, the Private Utility, and the Club=573

VII. PROCEDURAL DUE PROCESS=575

Problem : The Professor and the Amsterdam Trip=575

A. Legislative Determinations=576

Bi-Metallic Investment Co. v. State Board of Equalization=576

Londoner v. City and County of Denver=577

Problems=579

B. Adjudicative Determinations=579

1. Foundational Principles=580

Goldberg v. Kelly=580

Notes=584

Paul v. Davis=586

Note : Procedural Due Process and Parole=589

Problems=589

2. Procedural Requirements=590

Mathews v. Eldridge=590

Notes : Adequacy of Procedures=597

Problems=597

Goss v. Lopez=598

Problems=603

Board of Curators of the University of Missouri v. Horowitz=603

Problems=608

VIII. SUBSTANTIVE PROTECTION OF ECONOMIC RIGHTS=611

Problem : Save the Beach=611

A. Substantive Due Process : From Allgeyer to Lochner to Nebbia=614

Lochner v. New York=616

Notes=621

Problems=621

Nebbia v. New York=622

Notes=625

Problems=626

B. The Takings Clause=627

Kelo v. City of New London=627

Note : The Kelo Property=635

Problems=635

Penn Central Transportation Co. v. City of New York=636

Notes=644

Problems=646

Lucas v. South Carolina Coastal Council=646

Problems=656

Tahoe-Sierra Preservation Council v. Tahoe Regional Planning Agency=656

Problems=663

Stop the Beach Renourishment, Inc. v. Florida Dept. of Environmental Protection=664

Notes=676

Problem : Save the Beach, Continued=677

C. The Contract Clause=677

Home Building & Loan Association v. Blaisdell=678

Problems=683

Allied Structural Steel Co. v. Spannaus=683

Problems=688

IX. SUBSTANTIVE DUE PROCESS : MODERN FUNDAMENTAL RIGHTS=691

Problem : Child Custody, Transsexuals, and Same-Sex Relationships=691

A. Incorporation=692

Palko v. Connecticut=694

Notes and Questions=696

Problems=696

Adamson v. California=697

Note : More on Incorporation=700

Question : Privileges and Immunities=701

B. The Right of Privacy=702

1. Seminal Developments=702

Skinner v. Oklahoma=703

Note : "Fundamental" Rights=705

Question : Alternative Theories=705

Griswold v. Connecticut=705

Notes and Questions=713

Problems=713

Poe v. Ullman=714

Notes and Questions=715

Problem : Buck and Privacy=716

2. Abortion=716

Roe v. Wade=716

Notes=724

Questions=726

Problems=727

Webster and Doctrinal Turmoil=727

Problems=729

Planned Parenthood of Southeastern Pennsylvania v. Casey=730

Note : Undue Burdens=745

Problem : The Abortion Form=745

Stenberg v. Carhart=746

Note : New Abortion Laws=752

Problems=753

3. Family Liberty=753

Moore v. City of East Cleveland=754

Notes and Questions=758

Problems=758

4. The Right to Marry=759

Zablocki v. Redhail=759

Notes=762

Problems=762

5. Parental Rights=763

Michale H. v. Gerald D.=763

Note : Defining "Liberty"=768

Problems=768

6. Sexual Orientation=768

Lawrence v. Texas=770

Problems=779

7. Right to Die=780

Cruzan v. Director, Missouri Dept. of Health=780

Notes and Questions=788

Problems=788

Washington v. Glucksberg=789

Note=798

Problems=798

X. EQUAL PROTECTION=805

Problem : The Diversity Initiative=805

A. State Economic Regulations(and Other Classifications of Minimal Constitutional Concern)=808

Railway Express Agency v. New York=809

Notes and Questions=810

Problems=811

Federal Communications Commission v. Beach Communications,Inc.=812

Problems=814

B. Racial Classifications=814

Dred Scott v. Sandford=815

Notes=817

1. Separate but Equal=819

Plessy v. Ferguson=819

Notes=822

Korematsu v. United States=823

Notes=825

2. Desegregation=826

Brown v. Board of Education=826

Notes and Questions=828

Problems=829

Brown v. Board of Education=829

Notes=830

The Constitution and Race / Donald E. Lively=831

Swann v. Charlotte-Mecklenburg Board of Education=833

Note : Political Realities and Desegregation=835

Problems=835

Board of Education of Oklahoma City Schools v. Dowell=837

Notes=839

Missouri v. Jenkins=840

3. Discriminatory Purpose Requirement=844

Problem : Race in Prisons=844

Loving v. Virginia=844

Note : Discriminatory Purpose and Disproportionate Impact=846

Washington v. Davis=846

Village of Arlington Heights v. Metropolitan Housing Development Corp.=850

Note : Applying the Discriminatory Motive Requirement=852

Problem : More on the Diversity Initiative=853

4. Affirmative Action=853

Adarand Constructors, Inc. v. Pena=855

Problem : The Diversity Initiative and Race-Based Admissions Policies=859

Grutter v. Bollinger=861

Notes=866

Problem : More on the Diversity Initiative=866

5. Diversity=867

Parents Involved in Community Schools v. Seattle School District No. 1=867

District No. 1=881

Note and Question : Grutter's Vitality=881

C. Gender Classifications=881

1. Early Gender Jurisprudence=881

Problem : Precipitating Social Change=884

2. Doctrinal Turmoil and Evolution=884

Reed v. Reed=884

Frontiero v. Richardson=885

Note and Questions=886

Craig v. Boren=887

Note and Questions=889

3. Recognition of Differences=889

United States v. Virginia=890

Notes=6

Problems=898

4. Discrimination Against Men=900

Michael M. v. Superior Court of Sonoma County=900

Notes=902

Problems=905

Nguyen v. Immigration and Naturalization Service=906

Problems=908

5. Gender Classifications in Context=909

a. Single-Sex Schools=909

Problems=909

b. Public Benefits=910

Califano v. Goldfarb=911

Note : Review Standards in Benefits Cases=913

Problems=913

c. The Military=914

Rostker v. Goldberg=914

Notes : Gender Ambiguity=916

Problems=917

D. The Rights of Aliens=918

Problem : Standards of Review=919

1. The Right to Receive Social Welfare Benefits, to Practice Law, and to Seek Employment in the Civil Service=919

Graham v. Richardson=919

Notes=920

Problems=922

2. Restrictions Based on the "Political Function" Doctrine=922

Bernal v. Fainter=923

Problems=925

Foley v. Connelie=925

Note : The Foley Dissent=927

Problem : The Teaching Certificate=927

3. Federal Regulation of Aliens=927

Problems=928

E. The Rights of Unmarried Parents and Their Children=929

1. Inheritance Rights=930

Trimble v. Gordon=930

Notes=931

Problems=932

2. Rights to Sue and to Receive Government Benefits=932

a. Suits for Wrongful Death or Parental Support=932

Levy v. Louisiana=933

Note : Wrongful Death Actions=933

Problems=934

Clark v. Jeter=935

Note : Judicially Enforceable Rights and Unmarried Parents=937

Problem : Advising on Legislation=937

b. Workers' Compensation, Welfare, and Social Security Survivors' Benefits=937

Weber v. Aetna Casualty & Surety Co.=937

Notes=939

Problem : Survivorship Benefits=940

3. Rights of Unmarried Parents to Retain Custody of Their Children=941

4. Immigration Preferences=941

F. The Rights of Persons with Mental Disabilities=942

City of Cleburne v. Cleburne Living Center=943

Notes=947

Problems=948

G. Sexual Orientation=949

Problems=952

H. The Fundamental Rights Strand of Equal Protection=954

1. Freedom of Speech=954

2. Access to the Justice System : The Right to Counsel=955

Bearden v. Georgia=955

Note=958

Problems=959

3. The Right to Travel=959

Shapiro v. Thompson=960

Notes=963

Problems=964

Zobel v. Williams=965

Note=969

Problems=969

4. Voting=969

a. Denial of the Right to Vote=970

(1) Poll Taxes=970

Problem : Ensuring an Informed and Literate Electorate=971

(2) Land Ownership=971

Problems=971

b. Dilution of the Right to Vote=972

(1) Apportionment=972

Reynolds v. Sims=972

Note : Local Elections=978

Problems=978

(2) Political Gerrymandering=979

Davis v. Bandemer=980

Note=986

Problems=987

(3) Racial Gerrymandering=987

Shaw v. Reno=987

Note=994

Miller v. Johnson=995

Note=999

Problems=1000

(4) Vote Recording and Counting=1000

Bush v. Gore=1000

Problems=1008

c. Access to the Ballot=1008

5. Education=1009

San Antonio Independent School District v. Rodriguez=1009

Note=1017

Problems=1017

Plyler v. Doe=1018

Note=1023

Problems=1023

XI. FREEDOM OF SPEECH=1031

Problem : An International Treaty Regulating the Internet=1031

A. Historical Intentions and Underlying Values=1032

1. Framers' Intent=1032

2. Underlying Values=1033

Toward a General Theory of the First Amendment / Thomas I. Emerson=1033

Scope of the First Amendment Freedom of Speech / C. Edwin Baker=1036

Neutral Principles and Some First Amendment Problems / Robert H. Bork=1037

The First Amendment as an Absolute / Alexander Meiklejohn=1038

Questions=1039

Problems : More on the International Treaty Regulating the Internet=1040

B. Categories of Speech=1040

1. Advocacy of Illegal Action=1040

a. Early Cases=1041

Schenck v. United States=1041

Notes and Questions=1042

Problems=1044

b. Justice Holmes's Abrams Dissent=1045

Abrams v. United States=1047

Notes and Questions=1048

Problems=1049

c. The Criminal Syndicalism Cases of the 1920s=1050

Gitlow v. New York=1050

Whitney v. California=1053

Problems=1055

d. "Clear and Present Danger" Cases from the McCarthy Era=1056

Dennis v. United States=1056

Notes=1062

Problem : Applying Dennis=1063

e. Modern Cases=1064

Brandenburg v. Ohio=1064

Notes and Questions=1067

Problems=1068

f. Speech and Terrorism After 9/11=1071

Holder v. Humanitarian Law Project=1071

Notes=1076

2. Fighting Words and Hostile Audiences=1077

Cantwell v. Connecticut=1078

Problem : The Antiabortion Campaign=1079

Chaplinsky v. New Hampshire=1080

Notes and Questions=1082

Problems=1082

Gooding v. Wilson=1084

Note : The Gooding Dissents=1085

Problems=1085

Feiner v. New York=1087

Notes and Questions=1089

Problems=1091

3. Offensive Speech=1092

Cohen v. California=1092

Notes and Questions=1096

Problems=1097

4. Defamatory Statements=1099

a. The Constitutionalization of Defamation=1099

New York Times Co. v. Sullivan=1099

Notes and Questions=1106

Problems=1109

b. Application of the "Actual Malice" Standard=1110

St. Amant v. Thompson=1110

Notes and Questions=1113

Problem : Proving Actual Malice=1114

c. Private Plaintiffs=1114

Gertz v. Robert Welch, Inc.=1114

Notes and Questions=1120

Problems=1122

d. Fact Versus Opinion=1122

Milkovich v. Lorain Journal Co.=1123

Notes=1124

Problem : Libel Proof?=1125

5. Privacy=1125

Time, Inc. v. Hill=1126

Notes and Questions=1129

Problems=1130

6. Emotional Distress=1132

Hustler Magazine, Inc. v. Falwell=1132

Problems=1135

Snyder v. Phelps=1135

Problems=1145

7. Obscenity=1147

a. Defining Obscenity=1147

Roth v. United States=1147

Notes and Questions=1151

Miller v. United States=1152

Notes=1157

Problems=1157

b. "Consenting Adults" and "Adult Possession"=1158

Paris Adult Theatre I v. Slaton=1159

Stanley v. Georgia=1162

Note : Stanley's Limits and Impact=1164

c. Special Rules for Minors?=1164

Ginsberg v. New York=1164

Notes=1167

Problems=1167

8. Child Pornography=1168

Ferber v. New York=1168

Notes and Questions=1174

Ashcroft v. Free Speech Coalition=1176

Note : Ginsburg and Ashcroft=1185

Problems=1186

9. Pornography That Degrades Women=1187

American Booksellers Association, Inc. v. Hudnut=1187

Note and Question : A "Feminist Critique"=1193

Problems=1193

10. Near Obscene=1194

Erznoznik v. City of Jacksonville=1194

Problems=1197

Young v. American Mini Theatres, Inc.=1198

Question : Time, Place, and Manner Analysis=1201

Problem : More on Zoning=1201

Schad v. Borough of Mount Ephraim=1201

Problems=1203

City of Erie v. Pap's A. M.=1204

Question : Reappraisal of the Justifications for Protecting Speech=1208

Problems=1209

11. "Hate" Speech=1209

R.A.V. v. City of St. Paul=1210

Notes and Questions=1218

Problems=1220

Virginia v. Black=1221

Notes and Questions=1230

Problem=1231

12. Possible Additional Categories for Exclusion of Speech Protection=1234

United States v. Stevens=1234

Note : Violent Video Games=1240

United States v. Alvarez=1241

Note : Truth, Lies, and History=1254

Problems=1255

13. Commercial Speech=1255

Lorillard Tobacco Co. v. Reilly=1257

Notes=1263

Problems=1266

C. Symbolic Speech=1267

United States v. O'Brien=1268

Note : The O'Brien Test=1273

Problems=1274

Clark v. Community for Creative Non-Violence=1274

Note : The "Gateway" Element=1279

Problem : Symbolic Speech Analysis=1279

Texas v.Johnson=1280

Notes=1287

Problems=1287

Christian Legal Society Chapter of the University of California v. Martinez=1289

D. Overbreadth and Vagueness=1299

Board of Airport Commissioners of the City of Los Angeles v. Jews for Jesus, Inc.=1300

Note : Distinguishing Vagueness and Overbreatdth=1302

Problems=1303

City of Houston v. Hill=1304

Notes and Questions=1308

Problems=1308

United States v. Stevens=1309

E. Prior Restraints=1318

1. Licensing=1319

Lovell v. City of Griffin=1319

Notes=1320

Problems=1321

Freedman v. Maryland=1321

Notes and Questions=1324

Problem : More on the International Treaty Regulating the Internet=1325

2. Injunctions=1326

Near v. Minnesota=1326

Notes and Questions=1332

Problem : More on the International Treaty Regulating the Internet=1332

New York Times Co. v. United States=1333

Note : The Progressive Case and the H-Bomb Secret=1338

Problems=1338

Madsen v. Women's Health Center, Inc.=1339

Problem : Protests at Military Funerals=1346

F. The Press=1346

1. Does the Constitution Grant the Press a Privileged Position?=1347

Note and Question : Is It Possible to Define "the Press"?=1347

2. Does the Press Have Special Immunities?=1348

Branzburg v. Hayes=1348

Notes=1348

Problem : More on the International Treaty Regulating the Internet=1354

3. Access to Judicial Proceedings=1354

Globe Newspaper Co. v. Superior Court=1354

Notes and Questions=1357

Problems : Protecting Jurors=1357

4. Access to Prisons=1358

5. The Press and Due Process=1361

Sheppard v. Maxwell=1361

Notes=1366

Problems=1367

6. Due Process and Prior Restraints=1368

Nebraska Press Association v. Stuart=1368

Notes and Questions=1371

Problem : More on the International Treaty Regulating the Internet=1372

G. Access to Government Property=1372

International Society for Krishna Consciousness, Inc. v. Lee=1373

Notes=1381

Problems=1382

Heffron v. International Society for Krishna Consciousness,Inc.=1383

Note : Alternative Tests=1389

Problems=1389

Lee v. International Society for Krishna Consciousness, Inc.=1390

Note : Justice O'Connor and ISKCON=1391

Problem : The Port Authority's Ban on Literature=1391

Police Department of City of Chicago v. Mosley=1392

Notes=14

Problems=1396

Pleasant Grove City v. Summum=1397

H. First Amendment Rights of Public Employees=1405

1. Prohibiting Electioneering=1405

United Public Workers of America(C.I.O.) v. Mitchell=1406

Note : Other Justifications=1409

Problem : More on the International Treaty Regulating the Internet=1409

2. Other Employee Speech=1409

Connick v. Myers=1409

Note : Federal Employees, Private Honoraria=1414

Rankin v. McPherson=1415

Notes=1419

Problems=1420

Garcetti v. Ceballos=1421

Note : Public Employees and the Petition Clause=1429

Problems=1430

3. Associational Rights=1431

Elrod v. Burns=1431

Notes=1437

Problem : Protecting Political Affiliation=1438

I. Government Support of Speech=1438

Legal Services Corp. v. Velazquez=1438

Note=1444

Problem : More on the International Treaty Regulating the Internet=1444

United States v. American Library Association=1444

Notes=1450

Problems=1452

J. Broadcast Regulation=1453

Red Lion Broadcasting Co. v. FCC=1453

Notes and Questions=1457

FCC v. Pacifica Foundation=1459

Notes=1465

Problem : Antiabortion Advertising=1468

K. Advancing Technology=1468

Turner Broadcasting System, Ine. v. FCC=1469

Notes=1474

Reno v. American Civil Liberties Union=1475

Notes and Questions=1489

Problems=1491

L. Freedom of Association=1492

1. The Right to Associate=1492

NAACP v. Alabama=1492

Notes=1495

Problems=1496

Roberts v. United States Jaycees=1496

Note : More on Nondiscrimination Ordinances=1504

Problems=1504

2. The Right "Not to Speak"=1505

Hurley v. Irish-American Gay, Lesbian and Bisexual Group of Boston=1506

Notes=1511

Problems=1512

Board of Regents of The University of Wisconsin System v. Southworth=1512

Notes=1515

Problems=1517

Johanns v. Livestock Marketing Association=1517

Problem : Government Speech=1522

M. Campaign Finance Laws=1522

1. Modern Foundations=1522

Notes=1526

Problems=1530

2. Corporate Speech=1532

Citizens United v. Federal Election Commission=1532

Notes=1554

Problems=1558

3. Disclosure Requirements=1560

Doe #1 v. Reed=1560

Problem : As-Applied Challenges=1567

4. Public Financing=1567

XII. THE REUGION ClAUSES=1583

Problem : More on the Education for a Better America Act=1583

A. The Establishment Clause=1584

1. Financial Aid to Religion=1584

a. Early Cases=1584

Everson v. Board of Education=1584

Note : Government Support for Religious Hospitals=1588

Problems=1588

b. The Lemon Test and Doctrinal Turmoil=1589

Lemon v. Kurtzman=1589

Notes=1593

Criticisms of the Lemon Test=1594

Problem : More on the Education for a Better America Act=1595

c. Agostini v. Felton=1595

Agostini v. Felton=1595

Notes=1602

Problems=1603

d. School Vouchers=1604

Zelman v. Simmons-Harris=1604

Note and Question : Charter Schools and the Conversion of Religious Schools=1615

Problems=1615

2. School Prayer=1616

Engel v. Vitale=1616

Note : Legislative Prayer=1619

Problems=1619

Wallace v. Jaffree=1619

Problems=1622

Lee v. Weisman=1623

Notes and Questions=1627

Problems=1628

3. Curricular Issues=1628

School District of Abington Tovmship v. Schempp=1628

Problems=1631

Epperson v. Arkansas=1631

Question : The Choper Analysis=1633

Edwards v. Aguillard=1633

Problems=1637

4. Official Acknowledgment=1638

County of Allegheny v. American Civil Liberties Union=1638

Note : Requiring Swearing or Affirming a Belief in God=1646

Problems=1646

Van Orden v. Perry=1647

Problems=1657

McCrearu County v. American Civil Liberties Union of Kentucky=1657

Notes and Questions=1670

Problems=1671

B. The Free Exercise Clause=1672

1. Burdens on Religion=1672

a. Early Cases=1673

b. From Sherbert to Smith=1673

Sherbert v. Verner=1673

Notes and Questions=1676

Problem : The Atheist=1677

Wisconsin v. Yoder=1677

Problems=1683

Lyng v. Northwest Indian Cemetery Protective Association=1683

Notes=1688

c. Modern Cases=1688

Employment Division v. Smith=1688

Notes=1694

Problems=1696

2. Discrimination Against Religion=1698

Church of the Lukumi Babalu Aye, Inc. v. City of Hialeah=1698

Problems=1707

C. Establishment : Free Exercise and Free Speech Tension=1708

Board of Education of Kiryas Joel Village School District v. Gmmet=1708

Note : Armed Forces Chaplains=1714

Problems=1714

Rosenberger v. Rector and Visitors of the University of Virginia=1714

Notes and Questions=1717

Problems=1718

Locke v. Davey=1719

Problems=1722

Note=1723

Problems=1723

XIII. THE RIGHT TO KEEP AND BEAR ARMS=1729

Problem : Comprehensive Gun-Control Legislation=1729

A. Introduction=1730

B. Early Cases=1731

C. The Meaning of the Second Amendment Between 1939 and 2008=1732

United States v. Miller=1732

Notes and Questions=1733

Problem : More on Comprehensive Gun-Control Legislation=1739

D. The Heller Revolution=1739

District of Columbia v. Heller=1740

Notes and Questions=1751

E. What Is the Scope of the Right?=1754

F. What Is the Standard of Review?=1754

1. Heller's Limited Guidance=1754

2. Application of the Right to Arms in the Lower Courts=1755

a. The Categorical Approach=1755

b. Heightened Standards of Judicial Scrutiny=1756

3. Heller's Effect on Gun Regulations=1759

Problems : More on Comprehensive Gun-Control Legislation=1759

G. Does the Right Apply to the States?=1761

McDonald v. City of Chicago=1762

Note and Question=1776

Problem : More on Comprehensive Gun-Control Legislation=1776

Table of Cases=1779

Index=1793

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Constitutional Law: Cases, Materials, and Problems is designed as a "teacher's book" by stimulating thought, inviting classroom discussion, and helping professors to effectively teach. Its thought-provoking problem approach encourages students to delve deeper into constitutional doctrine and gives them an accessible and interesting way to learn constitutional issues. Problems at the beginning of each chapter are referenced throughout the text for continuity. Principal constitutional law cases are edited as lightly as possible to allow the Supreme Court to speak for itself, and shorter notes accompany the problems.

Chapter-opening problems in the Third Edition are revised in light of the 2011 Supreme Court health care decision. The Occupy Wall Street Movement is carefully explored as well. New court cases are included, such as National Federation of Independent Business v. Sebelius, Arizona v. United States, United States v. Alvarez, Knox v. Service Employees International Union, Hosanna-Tabor Evangelical Lutheran Church, Arizona Christian School Tuition Organization v. Winn, Chamber of Commerce v. Whiting, Snyder v. Phelps, Brown v. Entertainment Merchants Association, Sorrel v. IMS Health Inc., Borough of Duryea v. Guarnieri, Nevada Commission on Ethics v. Carrigan, Arizona Free Enterprise Club's Freedom Club PAC v. Bennett, Free Enterprise Fund v. Public Company Accounting Board, Stop the Beach Renourishment, Inc. v. Florida Department of Environmental Protection, Holder v. Humanitarian Law Project, and United States v. Stevens.

Features:

  • designed as a "teacher's book"
    • stimulating thought
    • inviting classroom discussion
    • helping professors to teach effectively
  • thought-provoking problem approach
    • students delve deeper into constitutional doctrine
    • accessible, interesting way to learn constitutional issues
  • problems at the beginning of each chapter referenced throughout the text for continuity
  • includes principal constitutional law cases edited as lightly as possible to allow the Supreme Court to speak for itself
  • employs shorter notes combined with problems

Thoroughly updated, the revised Third Edition presents:

  • chapter-opening problems revised in light of 2011 Supreme Court health care decision
  • discussion of the Occupy Wall Street Movement
  • new court cases
    • National Federation of Independent Business v. Sebelius, Arizona v. United States, United States v. Alvarez, Knox v. Service Employees International Union, Hosanna-Tabor Evangelical Lutheran Church, Arizona Christian School Tuition Organization v. Winn, Chamber of Commerce v. Whiting, Snyder v. Phelps, Brown v. Entertainment Merchants Association, Sorrel v. IMS Health Inc., Borough of Duryea v. Guarnieri, Nevada Commission on Ethics v. Carrigan, Arizona Free Enterprise Club s Freedom Club PAC v. Bennett, Free Enterprise Fund v. Public Company Accounting Board, Stop theBeach Renourishment, Inc. v. Florida Department of Environmental Protection, Holder v. Humanitarian Law Project, and United States v. Stevens