We the People: The Fourteenth Amendment and the Supreme Court
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We the People: The Fourteenth Amendment and the Supreme Court

by Michael J. Perry

Constitutional Law U.S. History civics
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Michael J. Perry explores the Fourteenth Amendment and its place in the work of the Supreme Court. This focused study considers constitutional interpretation, individual rights, equality, and the broader legal principles that shape American citizenship and constitutional law.

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We the People examines the Fourteenth Amendment and its significance in the development of American constitutional law.

Michael J. Perry focuses on the relationship between the amendment and the Supreme Court, considering how constitutional principles are interpreted and applied.

The book offers a focused resource for readers interested in individual rights, equality, and the legal foundations of American citizenship.

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