Constitutional Law: Principles And Policies (Introduction to Law Series)

Constitutional Law: Principles And Policies (Introduction to Law Series) | Erwin Chemerinsky | Awesome; much better than the Stone et. al casebook

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	Constitutional Law: Principles And Policies (Introduction to Law Series) Erwin Chemerinsky Aspen Publishers, 2006 - 1328 pages average customer review:based on 41 reviews view larger image
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highly recommended

Saving my life

I am using Chemerinsky's text in Con Law as a first year and it's so difficult to understand! This book has saved my life, it is easy to understand and goes into debt in the areas that I most need it. Everyone finding Con Law to be difficult to use this book.

Awesome; much better than the Stone et. al casebook

After getting frustrated with the dense, yet completely random, Stone casebook, I picked up this treatise on numerous recommendations. It's pretty great; definitely one of the better law study aids and very well suited for explaining the theoretical underpinnings of constitutional law. My class is a seminar, making it more like a grad-school course than a traditional rote memorization/outlining type deal, and I found Chemerinsky to be a big help in clarifying confusing concepts. Plus, it's actually fun to read (for a law book).

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One of the best tools for Understanding Con law

As stated in many reviews on this text, Chermensky's book will help you make sense of the often times confusing aspects of Constituional Law.

I definately recommend this text to any COn law student

AWESOME SUPPLEMENT!!!!

This book is a great supplement, even if you don't have Chemerinsky's casebook. Concise case summaries and great background information, I highly recommend this hornbook.

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