Hosted by Jennifer Miller · EN · 16 episodes
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This podcast is for Wayne State College students taking POS 420 American Constitutional Law. Episodes take listeners through the structure and design of the course (including the syllabus and Canvas site), an introduction to the content and structure of the Constitution, the Supreme Court, and discusses a wide range of topics and cases related to government structure and power.
Jennifer Miller hosts Learning Constitutional Law, a education show with 16 episodes published.
Hello all; in this final podcast episode I will be signing off with a few last thoughts on constitutional law. There is no new material this week but I did want to offer my congratulations to all of you for completing th
Welcome to our final episode on new material for our course on Constitutional Law! In this episode, we will cover a lot of ground but with a heavy focus on economic processes. We will begin with discussion of the Contrac
Hi all; welcome to our second-to-last episode of the Con Law podcast for Fall 2024! In this episode, we are going to talk about the powers of Native American tribes. The tribes are specifically recognized entities within
Hi all; welcome to part 3 of our discussion on federalism! In this last episode on federalism, we will cover "reserved" powers and a range of associated concepts with that topic: dormant-power theory, mutual-exclusivenes
Welcome to our continued discussion of federalism, the division of power between the national (federal) government and state governments. In this episode, we will focus in on where the Supreme Court has established more
Hi all, and welcome back to our weekly podcast--this week, our episode is going to discuss the division of power between the national (federal) government and the many state governments. Federalism is the word we use to
Hello all! In our first week after the midterm exam, we are going to take a slightly different approach and look at different contexts in which government powers are used. First up, we will examine the areas of foreign a
It's here... the midterm! In this short episode, I've provided a few tips for you on how to approach the exam as well as described the policies and guidelines you need to follow for this test. I wish you all good luck on
Hello again everyone; welcome to our final episode before the midterm exam! In this episode, we will get an introduction to administrative law and the bureaucracy, also known as the "administrative state". Our emphasis i
Hello all; welcome to our episode for Week 6! This episode will get into the different types of powers of the presidency (both explicit and implied powers) including topics like vetoes, commutations/pardons, executive pr
Welcome everyone to episode 6! This week, we jump into learning about the powers of Congress. We'll talk about features in Article I (like the Necessary and Proper Clause, the Speech and Debate Clause, and legislative vs
With our week 4 episode we begin to delve into the particulars of power, specifically the power of the courts and the Supreme Court. Most of this revolves around judicial review, but this episode will also detail the sel
In Episode 4, we'll get down to the processes of selection of individuals to join the Supreme Court, the processes used to choose which cases are decided, the decision-making procedures for cases that are selected... and
In this episode, we will cover the 8 methods of interpretation presented in our textbook: textual analysis, precedent, Constitutional doctrine, logical reasoning, "living Constitution", foreign law and courts, consequent
In this 3-minute podcast introduction, I share a few of my thoughts with you about this class and about the use of the podcasting tool to engage with the course material. Enjoy!
For our first podcast episode, we will examine the POS 420 syllabus, the course Canvas site, and get a bit about the creation/history of the Founders and Framers and the Constitution. This episode also includes just a bi
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