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Subject(s)

• Constitutional law—United States [Browse]

Author

• Schwartz, Martin A. [Browse]
• Practising Law Institute [Browse]

Issuing body

• Practising Law Institute [Browse]

Series

Litigation and administrative practice series ; H-847. [More in this series]

Notes

Includes index.

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Contents

• Front Matter
• Faculty Bios
• Table of Contents
• Chapter 1.
• October Term 2009
• Chapter 2.
• Supreme Court October Term 2009
• Chapter 3.
• A Unanimous Supreme Court Decision on the Foreign Sovereign Immunities Act Highlights Ongoing Divisions Over Legislative History
• Chapter 4.
• The Supreme Court Reviews a Conflict Between Equality and Freedom of Association
• Chapter 5.
• The Supreme Court Rejects a Limit on Corporate-Funded Campaign Speech
• Chapter 6.
• Lessons from an Animal Cruelty Case in the U.S. Supreme Court
• Chapter 7.
• Supreme Court Lawyering Decisions: October 2009 Term
• Chapter 8.
• The Potentially Far-Reaching Implications of the Supreme Court's Ruling that the Second Amendment Binds the States
• Chapter 9.
• Does the Second Amendment Bind the States?
• Chapter 10.
• The Supreme Court's Decision About Sexually Dangerous Federal Prisoners: Could It Hold the Key to the Constitutionality of the Individual Mandate to Buy Health Insurance?
• Chapter 11.
• Supreme Court Review-Selected Criminal Procedure Developments, October 2009 Term
• Chapter 12.
• The Criminal Docket in October Term 2009
• Chapter 13.
• The Supreme Court Rules on How Clear Miranda Warnings Must Be
• Chapter 14.
• The Supreme Court Considers a Miranda Rights Case
• Chapter 15.
• Miranda and the Puzzle of Voluntariness
• Chapter 16.
• The Miranda Right to Counsel Shrinks at the Supreme Court
• Chapter 17.
• The Supreme Court Holds That Responding to Police Interrogation Waives the Right to Remain Silent
• Chapter 18.
• Consent to Interrogation and Sex: The Role of Default Rules
• Chapter 19.
• Custody, Prison, and Pretense
• Chapter 20.
• Prison, Death, and Anchoring
• Chapter 21.
• Supreme Court Considers Constitutionality of Juvenile Life Without Parole
• Chapter 22.
• Juvenile Life Sentences and the Image of a Child
• Chapter 23.
• High Court Rejects Life Without Parole for All Juvenile, Non-Homicide Crimes
• Chapter 24.
• When Messenger and Message Collide
• Chapter 25.
• The Supreme Court Denies a Public Employee's Privacy in Electronic Communications: What's Next?
• Chapter 26.
• Quon and Electronic Fourth Amendment Privacy
• Chapter 27.
• Supreme Court Review: Leading Business Cases
• Chapter 28.
• Stop the Beach Renourishment v. Florida Department of Environmental Protection
• Chapter 29.
• Stop the Beach Renourishment v. Florida Department of Environmental Protection (Syllabus)
• Index.

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Other title(s)

• 12th annual Supreme Court review
• Litigation and administrative practice series

ISBN

1-4024-1546-X

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