Constitutional Law: A Contemporary Approach

Gregory E. Maggs, George Washington University Law School

Peter J. Smith, George Washington University Law School

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The seventh edition includes important recently decided cases, including Trump v. United States (on presidential immunity); Students for Fair Admissions, Inc. v. President and Fellows of Harvard College (on equal protection and affirmative action); United States v. Skrmetti (on equal protection and gender identity); 303 Creative LLC v. Elenis (on compelled speech); and Mahmoud v. Taylor (on free exercise and the right of parents to opt out of public school lessons). The seventh edition also contains new problems based on recent cases concerning standing and content-based regulation of speech.

Changes to the seventh edition include:

• 8 new Supreme Court cases;
• 2 new problems based on other recent Supreme Court cases;
• streamlining of case excerpts

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