Civil Liberties and the Constitution

Lucius J. Barker is the William Bennett Munro Professor Emeritus and former Chair of the Department of Political Science at Stanford University. Michael W. Combs is Professor of Political Science at University of Nebraska-Lincoln Kevin Lyles is Associate Professor and Director of Undergraduate Studies at University of Illinois at Chicago H. W. Perry Jr is Associate Professor of Government and Associate Professor of Law at University of Texas at Austin

I. A FRAMEWORK FOR ANALYSIS.

 1. Law and Courts in Political-Social Context.
 2. Civil Liberties in the Context of Federalism.  

II. RELIGIOUS LIBERTY.

 3. Transportation, Books, Teachers, Facilities: Parochiaid Expands.  

III. FREEDOM OF EXPRESSION, ASSEMBLY, AND ASSOCIATION.

 6. Freedom of Expression.
IV. RIGHTS OF THE ACCUSED AND THE CRIMINAL JUSTICE SYSTEM.

 9. The Exclusionary Rule and Other Fourth Amendment Controversies.
V. PROTECTING AGAINST BIAS: SEGREGATION AND DISCRIMINATION.

12. The Development and Legal Demise of Racial Segregation.
VI. GENDER-BASED DISCRIMINATION, PRIVACY IN VARIED CONTEXTS, AND THE POOR IN COURT.

18. Equal Rights for Women and Gender-Based Discrimination.