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Leading Cases in Constitutional Law, A Compact Casebook for a Short Course - 2026 Edition - Michael C. Dorf

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Leading Cases in Constitutional Law, A Compact Casebook for a Short Course, 2026 Edition Michael C. Dorf

ISBN: 9798317704056

Leading Cases is an annually updated paperback designed for one-semester constitutional law courses. Edited by the distinguished authors of the widely used Constitutional Law: Cases, Comments & Questions, this condensed edition provides the essential cases and materials needed to teach a foundational constitutional law course.

The book follows the same organizational structure as the more extensive Choper-Dorf-Fallon-Schauer casebook, allowing instructors to use the larger volume as a supplementary resource for its expanded notes, questions, and additional teaching materials. This makes Leading Cases a streamlined alternative while preserving the option of drawing on more comprehensive materials when needed.

The current edition incorporates significant Supreme Court decisions through the conclusion of the Court's Term in July 2026. Future editions will continue to be released each summer for use in the following fall semester, ensuring that instructors and students have access to important decisions from the most recent Supreme Court Term.

Leading Cases in Constitutional Law, A Compact Casebook for a Short Course, 2026 Edition Michael C. Dorf
ISBN: 9798317704056, 979-8317704056, 979-8-3177-0405-6, 979-8-31770-405-6
ISBN+eBook: 9798317711337, 979-8317711337, 979-8-3177-1133-7, 979-8-31771-133-7

Michael C. Dorf, Cornell University Law School

Sherif Girgis, Notre Dame Law School

Sheri Lynn Johnson, Cornell University Law School

Jesse H. Choper, University of CA-Berkeley School of Law

Richard H. Fallon, Jr., Harvard University Law School

Frederick Schauer, University of Virginia School of Law