Individual Rights and Liberties under the U.S. Constitution
The Case Law of the U.S. Supreme Court
Biographical note
loannis G. Dimitrakopoulos is a Judge of the Supreme Administrative Court (Council of State) of Greece. He is currently detached to the European Union, serving as a Principal Legal Adviser of the European Ombudsman in Strasbourg.
Readership
Legal practitioners, sholars, and students.
Table of contents
Chapter 1: The U.S. Supreme Court—An Overview
Chapter 2: General Issues of Constitutional Rights
Chapter 3: Procedural Rights
Chapter 4: Dignity and Worth of the Individual—Personal Inviolability and Liberty
Chapter 5: Substantive Guarantees Against Criminal or Civil Penalties
Chapter 6: Personal or Family Privacy and Autonomy
Chapter 7: Searches and Seizures
Chapter 8: Freedoms of Conscience, Thought, and Belief—Religious Freedom
Chapter 9: Freedoms of Speech, Press, Assembly, and Association
Chapter 10: Substantive Protection of Property Rights and Economic Interests
Chapter 11: Equal Protection
Chapter 2: General Issues of Constitutional Rights
Chapter 3: Procedural Rights
Chapter 4: Dignity and Worth of the Individual—Personal Inviolability and Liberty
Chapter 5: Substantive Guarantees Against Criminal or Civil Penalties
Chapter 6: Personal or Family Privacy and Autonomy
Chapter 7: Searches and Seizures
Chapter 8: Freedoms of Conscience, Thought, and Belief—Religious Freedom
Chapter 9: Freedoms of Speech, Press, Assembly, and Association
Chapter 10: Substantive Protection of Property Rights and Economic Interests
Chapter 11: Equal Protection
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