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America's 51 Constitutions and the Crisis of Governance
Sanford Levinson
$29.95
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Hardback,  Mar 2012 ISBN13: 9780199890750ISBN10: 0199890757 A provocative case for "connecting the dots" between America's constitutions, both national and state, and addressing the malaise about the government's ability to face the challenges of the 21st century
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American Constitutionalism: Volume I: Structures of Government

Howard Gillman, Mark A. Graber, Keith E. Whittington
$99.95
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Paperback,  Mar 2012 ISBN13: 9780199751266ISBN10: 0199751269 In this groundbreaking text, three highly acclaimed scholars provide historical context that puts the politics back into constitutional studies
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More Essential than Ever

The Fourth Amendment in the Twenty First Century
Stephen J. Schulhofer
$21.95
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Hardback,  Jul 2012 ISBN13: 9780195392128ISBN10: 0195392124 An authoritative new addition to Oxford's Inalienable Rights series, offering a sophisticated analysis of current threats to our Fourth Amendment rights

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Patent Law in the Supreme Court

Thomas Krause
$165.00
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Paperback,  Jul 2019 ISBN13: 9780195366303ISBN10: 0195366301 Provides valuable evaluations of Supreme Court processes, expectations, and strategic advice within the context of patent cases, framed specifically for patent lawyers.
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