Supreme Court, the Constitution, and William Rehnquist

This book examines the rich detail underlying the powers and limits of Supreme Court decision-making, from the heady days of John Marshall through the closure of the Rehnquist era. The book investigates several enabling clauses and several limitations imposed through rules of justiciability.

Steven T. Seitz is associate professor of political science at the University of Illinois.

Preface Chapter 1: State Sovereignty Chapter 2: Full Faith and Credit Chapter 3: Privileges and Immunities Chapter 4: Interstate Commerce Clause Chapter 5: The Administrative State Chapter 6: Justiciability and Habeas Corpus Chapter 7: Standing, Ripeness, Political Question Chapter 8: Federal Question Works Cited Cases Cited