Constitutional law / Erwin Chemerinsky.

Content
Chapter 1. The Federal Judicial power
A. The Authority for judicial Review
B. Limits on Federal Judicial Power
C. Ripeness
etc

Chapter 2. The Federal Legislative Power
A. introduction : Congress and the State
B. The Commerce Power
C. The Taxing and Spending power
etc.

Chapter 3. The Federal Executive Power
A. Inherent Presidential Powers
B. The Authority of Congress to increase executive powers
C. The Constitutional Problems of the Administrative State.
etc

Chapter 4. Limits on State Regulatory and Taxing Power
A. Preemption of the State
B. The Dormant Commerce Clause
C. The Privileges and Immunities Clause of Article IV, & 2

Chapter 5. The Structure of the Constitution's protection of Civil Rights and Civil liberties
A. Introduction
B. The Application of the Bill of Rights to the State
C. The Application of the Bill of Rights and the Constitution to private conduct
etc

Chapter 6. Economics Liberties
A. Introduction
B. Economic Substantive Due process
C. The Contract Clause
etc.

Chapter 7. Equal protection
A. Introduction
B. The Rational Basis Test
C. Classifications Based on Race and National Origin
etc.

Chapter 8. Fundamental Right under due process and equal protection
A. Introduction
B. Framework for Analyzing Fundamental Rights
C. Constitutional Protection for Family Autonomy
etc.


Chapter 9. First Amendment: Freedom of Expression
A. Introduction
B. Free Speech methodology
C. Types of Unprotected and Less protected Speech
etc.

Chapter 10. First Amendment : Religion
A. Introduction
B. The Free Exercise Clause
C. The Establishment Clause
etc.

Includes index.

Kept up to date by supplements.