The comprehensive annotated bibliography identifies and describes more the 900 documentary collections, textbooks, articles, and electronic resources bearing on U.S. constitutional interpretation. Included in this bibliography is a foreword by Sandra Day O’Connor, former Associate Justice of the Supreme Court of the United States.
International Journal of the Jurisprudence of the Family Volume 2 Now Complete
Tags: Children's Legal Rights Journal, Current Content, IJJF
William S. Hein & Co., Inc. has finished publishing volume 2 of International Journal of the Jurisprudence of the Family, 
Hein’s first journal to be introduced in the Current Content Model. The International Journal of the Jurisprudence of the Family was established to foster scholarly works relating to the foundations of family life and family law. It aims to contribute to an appreciation of the contributions made by families to the flourishing of individuals and of societies and to promote a deeper understanding of the principles upon which families are based and of the standards of law and the governmental policies through which family life can be recognized and promoted.
Since this journal has been introduced to the Current Content Model Hein has added two additional
Structure of Legal Argument and Proof
Cases, Materials and Analyses, Second Edition
By: J.S. Covington Jr.
This work introduces the reader to theories of proof used in trials and provides methods for analyzing legal rules and abstractions that are essential to understanding legal studies. It begins with a discussion of common defective reasoning – fallacies (faulty references) – as they sometimes appear in legal reasoning. An able advocate will know how to defeat analytically the false dilemma, post hoc, bootstrapping, the faulty inference by syllogism, and many others. Covington explains that legal reasoning is not as complex as the novice might believe it to be. With just two major forms of reasoning and four kinds of argument, the structures of argument and proof are limited.
A Higher Law
Readings on the Influence of Christian Thought in Anglo-American Law
Second Edition
By: Jeffrey A. Brauch
The common law formed the legal system that for more than 800 years defined and governed most legal rights and duties of citizens in England and later in the United States. This work tells the story of the development and evolution of the common law in our society. This second edition is designed to further the quest to look beyond legal rules and institutions to the legal philosophies that shaped them. The overall purpose of this work remains unchanged from the first edition. It does, however, reflect some important changes and updates in the content.
The Jurisprudence of United States Constitutional Interpretation
An Annotated Bibliography, Second Edition
By: Shelley L. Dowling
The comprehensive annotated bibliography identifies and describes more than 900 documentary collections, textbooks, articles, and electronic resources bearing on U.S. constitutional interpretation. Included in the bibliography is a foreword by Sandra Day O’Connor, former Associate Justice of the Supreme Court of the United States. This second edition adds ten years of additional resources to the original text, easing and guiding the research of federal courts, lawyers, historians and scholars by categorizing and annotating the most significant primary and secondary materials that inform our study of the Constitution. This bibliography will do more than aid those who interpret the Constitution; it will also serve as a guide for libraries seeking to build a core collection on constitutional history and law.
Progressive Lawyering, Globalization and Markets:
Rethinking Ideology and Strategy
Edited by: Clare Dalton
This unique book seeks to sharpen analysis of some of the key issues and challenges we face as a national and global society; to generate fresh debate about those issues and challenges within the community or progressive legal thinkers, teachers and activists; and to expand the repertoire of strategies available to lawyers over the next decades to continue to fight for human opportunity and well-being.
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The Jurisprudence of United States Constitutional Interpretation
An Annotated Bibliography, Second Edition
By: Shelley L. Dowling
The comprehensive annotated bibliography identifies and describes more the 900 documentary collections, textbooks, articles, and electronic resources bearing on U.S. constitutional interpretation. Included in this bibliography is a foreword by Sandra Day O’Connor, former Associate Justice of the Supreme Court of the United States. This second edition adds ten years of additional resources to the original text, easing and guiding the research of federal courts, lawyers, historians and scholars by categorizing and annotating the most significant primary and secondary materials that inform our study of the Constitution. Also new to this edition is a chapter on slavery, which coincides with the first year of the presidency of America’s first black president,
Legal Reasoning and Briefing
Logic Applied to the Preparation, Trial and Appeal of Cases, with Illustrative Briefs and Forms
By: Jess Franklin Brumbaugh
This work is an admirable introduction to the case system and to the practice of law in all its phases relating to court matters and litigation. According to the preface, the author’s observation quickly led him to believe that a more thorough understanding of the principles of logic and argumentation in relation to the practice of law was needed by the practitioner and student than could be gained in school. This work is a valuable addition to any criminal law collection.
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The Jurisprudence of United States Constitutional Interpretation
An Annotated Bibliography, Second Edition
By: Shelley L. Dowling
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The comprehensive annotated bibliography identifies and describes more than 900 documentary collections, textbooks, articles, and electronic resources bearing on U.S. constitutional interpretation. Included in this bibliography is a foreword by Sandra Day O’Connor, former Associate Justice of the Supreme Court of the United States. This second edition adds ten years of additional resources to the original text, easing and guiding the research of federal courts, lawyers, historians and scholars by categorizing and annotating the most significant primary and secondary materials that inform our study of the Constitution. Also new to this edition is a chapter on slavery,
A Higher Law
Readings on the Influence of Christian Thought in Anglo-American Law, Second Edition
By: Jeffrey A. Brauch
The common law formed the legal system that for more than 800 years defined and governed most legal rights and duties in England and later in the United States. This work tells the story of the development and evolution of the common law in our society. This second edition is designed to further the quest to look beyond legal rules and institutions to the legal philosophies that shaped them. This book offers a slightly broader focus than the first edition as it focuses not only on the common law rules and institutions but also on current issues regarding international and constitutional law as well.