First Year Study Resources: Constitutional Law I

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All West Academic Constitutional Law ebooks.

1. Federal Judicial Power
   1. Judicial Review Marbury v. Madison (CST05)
   2. Interpretive Limits on Federal Judicial Power
   3. Congressional Limits on Federal Judicial Power
   4. Justiciability Limits on Federal Judicial Power
      1. Prohibition on Advisory Opinions
   5. Standing Standing (Constitutional Issues) Introduction (ADM17)
      1. Constitutional Standing Requirements
      2. Prudential Standing Requirements
   6. Ripeness / Mootness Ripeness and Mootness (REM30)
   7. Political Question
2. Federal Legislative Power
   1. Congress and the States
   2. Commerce Clause and its Power
      1. Initial era The Early Commerce Clause (CST04)
      2. 1890-1937
      3. 1937-1990s
   3. Commerce Clause from 1990's - Present Contemporary Commerce Clause (CST06)
   4. Tenth Amendment and Congress
   5. Taxing and Spending Power
   6. Affordable Care Act
   7. Congress' Power and the Civil War Amendments
3. Federal Executive Power
   1. Inherent Presidential Power Executive Privilege - Presidential Privilege
   2. Increasing Executive Power and the Line Item Veto
   3. Legislative Veto
   4. Separation of Powers and Foreign Policy
   5. Presidential Power and the War on Terrorism
   6. Checks on the President
4. Limits on State Regulatory Power
   1. Dormant Commerce Clause Dormant Commerce Clause Podcast (CST01P)
   2. Privileges and Immunities Clause

1. Federal Judicial Powers
   1. Interpretive Limits and Congressional Limits
      1. Marbury v. Madison (CST05)
      2. Standing (Constitutional Issues) Introduction (ADM17)
      3. Ripeness and Mootness (REM30)
2. Federal Legislative Powers
   1. Necessary and Proper Clause
   2. Commerce Clause
      1. The Early Commerce Clause (CST04)
      2. Contemporary Commerce Clause (CST06)
   3. Congress' power under the post-Civil War amendments
3. Federal Executive Powers
   1. Executive Privilege - Presidential Privilege (ADM25)

There are several practice Constitutional Law exams in the MLIC's Exambank at TWEN -> MLIC -> Exam Bank.