If I want to practice, could I get job if my "specialization" was Constitutional Law and if so, what kind of job could I do? For instance, I think there's Civil Lawyers, a Criminal Lawyer, Tax Attorney and etc.
J.B. Thanks. I'd like to make money but I'd ... Read More
What is the best law to practice? Wouldn’t Constitutional Law be the best?
Posted On November 27th 2010 By admin. Under Constitutional Law .
If I want to practice, could I get job if my "specialization" was Constitutional Law and if so, what kind of job could I do? For instance, I think there's Civil Lawyers, a Criminal Lawyer, Tax Attorney and etc.
J.B. Thanks. I'd like to make money but I'd ... Read More
Round Table : Unconstitutional Constitutional Amendments – Opening Session part I
Posted On November 10th 2010 By admin. Under Constitutional Law Tags: Amendments, Constitutional, faculty, hebrew, Israel, jerusalem, language:en, law, Round, Table, unconstitutional, University, אוניברסיטה, חוק, חוקה, ירושלים, ישראל, משפטים, עברית, פקולטה, תיקונים .
Chair: Professor Martin Scheinin, European University Institute
Welcome: Professor Barak Medina, Dean, Faculty of Law, Hebrew University
Ms Justice Dorit Beinisch, President, the Supreme Court of Israel
Mr Didier Maus, Conseiller dEtat; President, the International Association of Constitutional Law
Professor Claude Klein, Hebrew University:
"The modernity of a constitutional question"
Dr. Sharon Weintal, Hebrew ... Read More
2008 William A. Brahms Lecture on Law and Religion – Edward J. Larson
Posted On November 8th 2010 By admin. Under Constitutional Law Tags: brahms, case, ethics, Larson, mediavision, reserve, University, western .
2008 William A. Brahms Lecture on Law and Religion
Edward J. Larson - University Professor of History and Hugh & Hazel Darling Professor of Law, Pepperdine University
Oct 16, 2008 4:30 p.m. - 5:30 p.m.
From Dayton to Dover: A History of the Evolution Teaching Legal Controversy in America
Larson will explore the history ... Read More
Is Government-Run Health Care Constitutional?
Posted On November 5th 2010 By admin. Under Constitutional Law Tags: amendment, care, CONSTITUTION, health, law, legality, LIBERTARIAN, medicine, socialized, tenth, tyranny, universal .
Tim Lynch (CATO Institute) and Jay Sekulow (American Center for Law and Justice) discuss the constitutionality of federal health care programs with Judge Andrew Napolitano. http://www.LibertyPen.comDuration : 0:6:57
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the supreme court established many of the most fundamental principles of American Constitutional law under the?
Posted On November 2nd 2010 By admin. Under Constitutional Law .
the supreme court established many of the most fundamental principles of American Constitutional law under the authority of Chief Justice John Marshall. define these basic principles.
Your blatant attempt to get others to do your work, to the extent of writing a paper, is unbelievable.
Do your own reading and your own ... Read More
Judicial Supremacy vs Co-equal Branches, Lecture 2
Posted On November 2nd 2010 By admin. Under Constitutional Law Tags: blackstone, Constitutional, Cooper, court, fdr, federalist, jefferson, judicial, law, Lincoln, madison, marbury, supremacy, supreme .
Join the discussion: http://www.judicialsupremacyvscoequalbranches.com/
Visiting University of Georgia Law Lecturer and former House Speaker Newt Gingrich argues that the defeat of judicial supremacy and the reestablishment of a constitutional balance of power among the legislative, executive, and judicial branches are unavoidable if we are going to retain our freedoms and ... Read More
Lawrence Lessig: Corrupt Congress a Farm League for K Street Lobbyists
Posted On October 31st 2010 By admin. Under Constitutional Law Tags: aides, campaign, congressional, contributions, corruption, democrats, donations, finance, groups, interest, interests, lobbying, money, republicans, special, staff .
Complete video at: http://fora.tv/2009/10/08/Lawrence_Lessig_on_Institutional_Corruption
Stanford law professor Lawrence Lessig makes a sweeping indictment of the relationship between special interest groups, their lobbyists, and Capitol Hill politicians. "Members, staffers and bureaucrats increasingly have a common business model in their head as they serve in Washington," says Lessig. "The business model is focused ... Read More
Iraq’s Killer No.1: Americas Handicap of Learning Foreign Language & deficiencies of Others Culture
Posted On October 29th 2010 By admin. Under Constitutional Law Tags: atkins, backgrounders, barack, biden, bomber, britain, britannica, castañeda, chapin, Charles, coalition, CONSTITUTION, Constitutional, corporations, country's, culmination, decorated, duncan, flip, flopped, greenwald, Gulf, helen, hunter, hussein, invading, invasion, iraq, Island, joe, John, law, long, mahajan, maps, McCain, metz, obama, perry, pull, rahul, reconstruction, Republican, Robert, saddam, sgt., soldier, staff, states, suicide, tackled, texas, thematic, travis, tripp, troops, United, University, War, withdrawing .
iraq barack obama joe biden obama flip flopped withdrawing troops iraq. john mccain invading iraq decorated long island soldier britain pull troops robert greenwald corporations rahul mahajan culmination united states gulf war backgrounders reconstruction britannica charles tripp helen chapin metz country's constitution constitutional law thematic maps perry castañeda university texas ... Read More
University of Richmond School of Law – The Future of Equality in American Constitutional Law
Posted On October 29th 2010 By admin. Under Constitutional Law Tags: Constitutional Law, equality, governor tim kaine, school of law, t.c. williams school of law, university of richmond .
Governor Tim Kaine speaks at University of Richmond School of Law during Law Alumni Weekend on the topic of "The Future of Equality in American Constitutional Law"Duration : 1:12:56
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Was Barack Obama really a constitutional law professor?
Posted On October 20th 2010 By admin. Under Constitutional Law .
He said: "I was a constitutional law professor, which means unlike the current president I actually respect the Constitution."
Wasn't he actually a senior lecturer and not a law professor?
You bet you!
His formal title was "senior lecturer," but the University of Chicago Law School says he "served as a professor" ... Read More