Constitutional Law I

Law 6000 - Fall 2013

Professor: Eric J. Segall	Class Times: T, 6:00 pm - 8:45 pm
Syllabus: Syllabus \|	Location: Room 675
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Course Description

Constitutional Law I: Federalism. A study of the nature and distribution of federal power and of state-federal relationships, including judicial review, the Commerce Clause and state regulation of commerce, the Tenth Amendment, separation of powers, and the taxing, spending and appropriations powers.

Textbooks

Title (ed.)	Author / Publisher / ISBN	Availability
Constitutional Law (18th)	Sullivan / Foundation / #9781609302511	GSU Bookstore Law Library
Constitutional Law 2013 Supplement (18th)	Sullivan / Foundation / #9781609303761	GSU Bookstore Law Library

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Syllabus

Updated: August 26, 2013, 11:31 am | File

First Assignment

Updated: August 12, 2013, 11:58 am

For the first class, please read the entire United States Constitution with a special focus on Articles I-III, and the Tenth Amendment. You do not need to buy the Supplement to the Sulluvan & Feldman casebook for the class.

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Constitutional Law I

Law 6000 - Fall 2013

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First Assignment

Georgia State University College of Law