Large database of legal materials. HeinOnline is known for its extensive collection of law journals, but it also contains many primary law and legislative history sources such as state and federal session laws, the United States Code, Supreme Court opinions and the U.S. Serial Set, and world constitutions. HeinOnline also contains many specialized collections, including collections focused on capital punishment, immigration law, the history of international law, and gun legislation and regulation in America.
An index of articles in hundreds of law reviews, legal newspapers, and bar association journals in the U.S. and abroad since 1980. Search by subject or keyword.
LexisNexis is an online resource that features access to legal, business, and news sources. A researcher can search Cases, Court Records, Legislative Codes, Legal News, Wire Services, Newspapers, Public Records, and more through LexisNexis. A personal username and password are necessary for this site.
For BYU Law Students and Faculty only. An authorized User ID is required.
Online legal research service providing access to a large collection of statutes, case law, treatises, and journal articles, as well as current news articles and business information. A personal username and password are necessary for this site.
Introductory text on U.S. constitutional law.
Current edition must be used on-site. Older editions may be available in the main collection.
May be temporarily assigned to Course Reserve, ask at the Circulation Desk about availability.
Current edition must be used on-site. Older editions may be available in the main collection.
May be temporarily assigned to Course Reserve, ask at the Circulation Desk about availability.
This "U.S. Constitution Annotated" covers major cases interpreting the U.S. Constitution arranged according to its articles and amendments. Updated every two years. Online access is at: http://purl.fdlp.gov/GPO/gpo40285
Analysis of reputation law in the U.S., covering defamation, blackmail, breach of promise, censorship, privacy, and the threat of surveillance technology.
A journalistic examination of the U.S. Supreme Court during 1993-2005, the longest period that nine justices served together without a change in the court's membership.
This hornbook treatise provides detailed description and analysis of the structure of the national government and the provisions and doctrines of the U.S. Constitution.
A collection of over 70 primary documents detailing the history of religious liberty and freedom of religion in the United States.
Also available as a Proquest eBook.
The most exhaustive general treatise published on constitutional law. Current edition must be used on-site. Older editions may be available in the main collection.
This reference book examines freedom for ideas, rights of political participation, due process and criminal rights, and equal rights and personal liberties.
A complete and scholarly description and analysis of the process of appealing a case to the United States Supreme Court, considered the "bible" for those practicing before the Court.
Also available from Bloomberg Law (subscription required).
Political and historical analysis of the President's power to nominate, focusing on the pre-nomination process and shared power between the executive and legislative branches of government.
Textbook approach to federal constitutional law (primarily structural and procedural issues). Volume 2 on substantive constitutional law was planned, but never written.
Most-recent edition must be used on site. Older editions may be available in the main collection.
Examines the way politics has given meaning to the Constitution and helped adapt it, even as the text has remained virtually unchanged for over 200 years.
Short overview of 14th Amendment case law, covering procedural and substantive due process, equal protection, state action, and state actions under 42 U.S.C. 1983, but omitting criminal procedure and First Amendment issues.
Title must be used on-site.
May be temporarily assigned to Course Reserve, ask at the Circulation Desk about availability.
A guide to the U.S. Constitution, its 27 Amendments, and the over 10,000 other proposed amendments, treated in 400 topical entries.
Also available as an EBSCo eBook.