Description
Teaching Constitutional Law is not easy as it is one aspect of legal studies that is bombarded with rich assemblage of jurisprudence. Hence, while I oblige my students to digest cases, master the underlying principles and know the facts and ruling, I have to likewise get acquainted even to the details of the case in order to share my own critique of the Court’s ruling, all in the name of academic freedom and scholarship.
This book offers direct pointers to aid students to have an integral grasp of doctrinal principles in political law in preparation for the bar exam and legal practice.
