Chapter 1. 1971' Richard Nixon Appoints a New Justice

Chapters in this book

1. Frontmatter i
2. Contents v
3. Preface vii
4. Acknowledgments ix
5. PART ONE : THE FRAMEWORK
6. Chapter 1. 1971' Richard Nixon Appoints a New Justice 3
7. Chapter 2. Rehnquist's Legal Positivism and His Ordering of Values 20
8. PART TWO : INDIVIDUAL RIGHTS
9. Chapter 3. Justice Rehnquist's Fourteenth Amendment 41
10. Chapter 4. The First Amendment Speaks with a Different Voice- Rehnquist and Freedom of Expression 66
11. PART THREE. Property Rights
12. Chapter 5. Nontraditional Property The Bitter-Sweet Denial 97
13. Chapter 6. The Rights of Traditional Property 113
14. PART FOUR. Federalism
15. Chapter 7. Federalism I: Congressional Power and State Sovereignty 135
16. Chapter 8. Federalism ΙΓ Protecting the States from the Federal Courts 153
17. Chapter 9. Federalism III: "Our Federalism" or Rehnquist's Federalism? 174
18. CONCLUSION
19. Chapter 10. Legal Positivism, Federalism, and Rehnquist's Constitution 191
20. APPENDIXES
21. Appendix A: Justice Rehnquist's Opinions for the Majority, 1972-1986 211
22. Appendix B: Justice Rehnquist's Concurring Opinions, 1972-1986 218
23. Appendix C: Justice Rehnquist's Dissenting Opinions, 1972-1986 221
24. References 228
25. Index 237