Course Catalog
LawAdvancedLAW 301
Constitutional Law
Judicial power, individual rights, and the First Amendment
5 modules
26 lessons
~22h
4 credit hours
Taught by Selin Law AI
What you'll learn
Apply the framework of judicial review established in Marbury v. Madison
Analyze Congress's enumerated powers and their limits
Apply levels of scrutiny in due process and equal protection cases
Analyze free speech and religion clause doctrine
Write a constitutional analysis of a contemporary legal issue
Prerequisites
Course Curriculum
26 lessons totalJusticiability: Standing, Ripeness, Mootness
Ed Plus25m
The Political Question Doctrine
Ed Plus20m
Supreme Court Jurisdiction & Appellate Review
Ed Plus20m
Module 1 Quiz
Ed Plus10m
Commerce Clause Powers & Limits
Ed Plus30m
Necessary and Proper Clause
Ed Plus20m
Taxing & Spending Powers
Ed Plus20m
Treaty Power & Foreign Affairs
Ed Plus20m
Module 2 Quiz
Ed Plus10m
Incorporation of the Bill of Rights
Ed Plus25m
Fundamental Rights & Strict Scrutiny
Ed Plus25m
Privacy Rights & Substantive Due Process
Ed Plus30m
Modern Substantive Due Process
Ed Plus25m
Module 3 Quiz
Ed Plus10m
Levels of Scrutiny in Equal Protection
Ed Plus25m
Race Classifications & Strict Scrutiny
Ed Plus25m
Gender Classifications & Intermediate Scrutiny
Ed Plus25m
Affirmative Action Doctrine
Ed Plus25m
Module 4 Quiz
Ed Plus10m
Freedom of Speech: Categories & Tests
Ed Plus30m
Prior Restraint & Content Neutrality
Ed Plus25m
Freedom of Religion: Establishment & Free Exercise
Ed Plus25m
Political Speech & Campaign Finance
Ed Plus25m
Constitutional Analysis of a Current Legal Issue
Ed Plus60m
Module 5 Quiz
Ed Plus10m
Ed Plus
Requires Ed Plus subscription
Modules5
Lessons26
Estimated time~22h
Credit hours4