This comprehensive seventh-volume review from the American Enterprise Institute delivers Bruce E. Fein's incisive analysis of the pivotal 1975-76 Burger Court term, unpacking landmark rulings on the death penalty, abortion, campaign financing, freedom of speech, racial discrimination, church and state, federalism, labor law, and the rights of the accused and imprisoned, an essential reference for anyone tracking the evolution of constitutional and criminal law in America.
This is the seventh volume in the American Enterprise Institute's series of annual reviews of major Supreme Court decisions.
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