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Baker, Thomas E.; Viator, James E. – Journal of Legal Education, 1990
A law school course about the Constitution's history and theory in the era of its framers is described. The course explores their learning, ideas, and vision and examines the document's intellectual background, writing and ratification processes, major issues and alternatives confronted, and ideas about its function as a form of government. (MSE)
Descriptors: Constitutional Law, Course Descriptions, Course Organization, Federal Legislation
Meese, Edwin, III – 1986
This paper discusses the distinction between the Constitution and constitutional law. The Constitution is the fundamental law of the United States. It creates the institutions of government, enumerates the powers of these institutions, and delineates areas government may not enter. The Constitution is the instrument by which the consent of the…
Descriptors: Citizenship Education, Constitutional History, Constitutional Law, Court Litigation