Rights in the US: Key Issues and Cases - Government & Politics

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Rights in the US: Key Issues and Cases

THE SUPREME COURT OF THE UNITED STATES – KEY ISSUES AND LANDMARK CASES

The Supreme Court and Civil Rights

Dr Emma Long, University of East Anglia

THE SUPREME COURT OF THE UNITED STATES – KEY ISSUES AND LANDMARK CASES

The Road to Brown v. Board of Education

Dr Emma Long, University of East Anglia

THE SUPREME COURT OF THE UNITED STATES – KEY ISSUES AND LANDMARK CASES

The Controversy of Roe v. Wade

Dr Emma Long, University of East Anglia

THE SUPREME COURT OF THE UNITED STATES – KEY ISSUES AND LANDMARK CASES

District of Columbia v. Heller: “A Triumph of Originalism”?

Dr Emma Long, University of East Anglia

THE SUPREME COURT OF THE UNITED STATES – KEY ISSUES AND LANDMARK CASES

Public Opinion and the Law: Gay Rights

Dr Emma Long, University of East Anglia

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Introduction

Dr Matthew Williams, University of Oxford

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The Powers of the Supreme Court

Dr Matthew Williams, University of Oxford

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Political Philosophy

Dr Matthew Williams, University of Oxford

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Jurisdiction

Dr Matthew Williams, University of Oxford

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Redundancy

Dr Matthew Williams, University of Oxford

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Vagueness

Dr Matthew Williams, University of Oxford

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Conclusion and Further Reading

Dr Matthew Williams, University of Oxford

THE SECOND AMENDMENT AND GUN CONTROL

The Right to Bear Arms

Dr Kevin Yuill, Sunderland University

THE SECOND AMENDMENT AND GUN CONTROL

Colonial and United States, 1619-1857

Dr Kevin Yuill, Sunderland University

THE SECOND AMENDMENT AND GUN CONTROL

Reconstruction Era, 1865-1911

Dr Kevin Yuill, Sunderland University

THE SECOND AMENDMENT AND GUN CONTROL

The Interwar Period, 1918-34

Dr Kevin Yuill, Sunderland University

THE SECOND AMENDMENT AND GUN CONTROL

The Postwar Period, 1945-Present

Dr Kevin Yuill, Sunderland University