United States constitutional law

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United States constitutional law is the body of law that interprets and applies the U.S. Constitution, defining the structure of the federal government, the separation of powers, and the fundamental rights and liberties of individuals.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf body of law
constitutional law
public law
appliesTo United States Constitution
defines structure of the federal government of the United States
developedThrough landmark Supreme Court decisions
governs federalism in the United States
relationship between federal government and the states
separation of powers in the United States
historicalFoundation Bill of Rights ratified in 1791
ratification of the United States Constitution in 1788
includes constitutional amendments
doctrines developed by the Supreme Court of the United States
judicial interpretation of the United States Constitution
includesArea United States constitutional law self-linksurface differs
surface form: First Amendment law

criminal procedure under the Constitution
due process law
equal protection law
separation of church and state
voting rights under the Constitution
includesDoctrine checks and balances
commerce clause doctrine
Commerce Clause
surface form: dormant commerce clause

equal protection
federalism
incorporation doctrine
judicial review
mootness
Necessary and Proper Clause
surface form: necessary and proper clause doctrine

political question doctrine
preemption
procedural due process
ripeness
separation of powers
sovereign immunity
standing
state action doctrine
substantive due process
interpretedBy Supreme Court of the United States
lower federal courts of the United States
state courts in the United States
jurisdiction United States of America
surface form: United States
protects fundamental rights and liberties of individuals
regulates limits on state power under the United States Constitution
powers of the President of the United States
powers of the United States Congress
powers of the federal judiciary of the United States
relatedField administrative law of the United States
civil rights law in the United States
source United States Constitution
studiedIn American law schools

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Article II – Bill of Rights legalSystem United States constitutional law
Nullus liber homo capiatur clause influenced United States constitutional law
Equal Protection Clause legalSystem United States constitutional law
Wallace subjectArea United States constitutional law
Virginia Declaration of Rights hasInfluenceOn United States constitutional law
this entity surface form: American constitutional law
Jones & Laughlin Steel Corporation hasImpactOn United States constitutional law
this entity surface form: U.S. constitutional law
Public Law 94-412 category United States constitutional law
this entity surface form: United States constitutional law (separation of powers)
Petition Clause category United States constitutional law
Tenure of Office Act notableCaseStudyIn United States constitutional law
this entity surface form: U.S. constitutional law
Guarantee of Republican Government category United States constitutional law
this entity surface form: Constitutional law of the United States
Oaths Clause legalSystem United States constitutional law
John Bingham hasInfluenced United States constitutional law
United States constitutional law includesArea United States constitutional law self-linksurface differs
this entity surface form: First Amendment law
Rehnquist Court notableAreaOfLaw United States constitutional law
this entity surface form: First Amendment law
William Blackstone influenced United States constitutional law
state corrections system of Georgia subjectTo United States constitutional law
Gregory Lee Johnson associatedWith United States constitutional law
this entity surface form: First Amendment jurisprudence
Board of Education of the Township of Ewing appliesLaw United States constitutional law
this entity surface form: United States constitutional law as interpreted by courts
Eastern Oregon Correctional Institution subjectTo United States constitutional law
Article V of the United States Constitution legalSystem United States constitutional law
Santiam Correctional Institution subjectTo United States constitutional law
A Republic, If You Can Keep It libraryOfCongressSubject United States constitutional law
this entity surface form: United States—Constitutional law
Indian Trade and Intercourse Acts fieldOfWork United States constitutional law
Geoffrey R. Stone areaOfInfluence United States constitutional law
Heather K. Gerken areaOfInfluence United States constitutional law
Constitution of the Marshall Islands inspiredBy United States constitutional law
this entity surface form: United States constitutional principles
Robert C. Post areaOfInfluence United States constitutional law
Neil Siegel areaOfInfluence United States constitutional law
Utah criminal justice system appliesLaw United States constitutional law
Mathews balancing test appliesTo United States constitutional law
Inferior Tribunals Clause legalSystem United States constitutional law
Title of Nobility Clause category United States constitutional law
book "Gideon's Trumpet" by Anthony Lewis explains United States constitutional law
subject surface form: Gideon's Trumpet
this entity surface form: Fourteenth Amendment incorporation doctrine
Internal improvements debates facetOf United States constitutional law
Office of Special Prosecutions and Appeals appliesLaw United States constitutional law
Balzac v. Porto Rico areaOfLaw United States constitutional law
Henry Ruth areaOfInfluence United States constitutional law
anti-commandeering doctrine in United States constitutional law category United States constitutional law
subject surface form: anti-commandeering doctrine