1. Constitutional Sources of Civil Rights and Liberties. 2. Property Rights and Economic Freedom. 3. Expressive Freedom and the First Amendment. 4. Religious Liberty and Church-State Relations. 5. The Constitution and Criminal Justice. 6. Personal Autonomy and the Constitutional Right of Privacy. 7. Equal Protection and the Antidiscrimination Principle. 8. Elections, Representation, and Voting Rights.
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