Constitutional Law in Contemporary America: Volume 1

Constitutional Law in Contemporary America: Volume 1 provides a comprehensive casebook approach to the study of American legal systems. Written by David Schultz, this third edition integrates political science and legal perspectives to help undergraduate students navigate the complex political environment of the United States. The text covers historical developments from the drafting of the Constitution through the presidency of Donald Trump, balancing doctrinal analysis with essential historical context.

This volume in the constitutional law category examines critical topics including judicial review, judicial power, and the elimination of Chevron deference in administrative law. Readers explore Native American sovereignty, congressional investigatory powers, and the evolving balance of power in foreign affairs. By addressing contemporary issues such as public health, property rights, and substantive due process, Constitutional Law in Contemporary America: Volume 1 serves as a foundational resource for students of politics, government, and law.