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

Constitutional Law: Principles And Policies (Introduction to Law Series) | Erwin Chemerinsky | Ideal for both Law Students and the layman...

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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 43 reviews view larger image
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highly recommended

There is none better

I am a law student and used Mr. Chemerinsky's book during my studies in Constitutional law and for some time now after my classes in this field. This is better than any text book and was recommended by EVERY professor of Constitutional law at my school. It is an awesome book on almost everything you wanted to know about Constitutional law.

Ideal for both Law Students and the layman...

The value of this book in the study of constitutional law cannot be overstated. Mr. Chemerinsky provides us with an unbiased, very capable exposition of everything from our constitutional beginnings to the civil rights movement and beyond. This book sheds a great deal of light on the complexion of the Court at various times in history, providing the reader with insight not usually found in the common law school tome.

For the layman, the reading can be dense at times but is never beyond understanding. This book can be used as both a primer for Constitutional Law or a study reference for a law school class.

I recommend this book highly; along with Calimari & Pirello's (sp) Contracts Hornbook (for contracts), Chemerinsky's Principles & Policies is one of the finest supplemental texts available for a law school class. Don't wait till the final to pick it up...

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A good book to buy during the summer before law school

Along with Turow's "One L" and, of course, Llewellyn's inimitable "Bramble Bush" this is a good choice for reading (or at least browsing through) during the summer before law school begins. If you don't read it immediately, you'll almost certainly be glad to have it nearby when you study con law. You may even want to keep it after you graduate.

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