Dr. Wilson's Lectures on Constitutional Law I (the powers of government)Con Law I Lectureshttp://ludwig.squarespace.com/conlaw1/2008-12-29T04:14:42ZSquarespace23.A: Lecture Outline and Annoucements -- Presidents, Starting War and Evading Law?http://ludwig.squarespace.com/conlaw1/2008/5/5/23a-lecture-outline-and-annoucements-presidents-starting-war.htmlSean Wilson2008-05-05T19:19:32Z2008-05-05T19:19:32Z

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]]>23.B: Review of Previous Lecture: Three Epochs in Presidential Powerhttp://ludwig.squarespace.com/conlaw1/2008/5/5/23b-review-of-previous-lecture-three-epochs-in-presidential.htmlSean Wilson2008-05-05T19:17:29Z2008-05-05T19:17:29Z ]]>23.C: So Who Really Has The Power To Start War Anyhow? Do Presidents Abuse Their Shooting Capacity? Is the War Powers Act Constitutional?http://ludwig.squarespace.com/conlaw1/2008/5/5/23c-so-who-really-has-the-power-to-start-war-anyhow-do-presi.htmlSean Wilson2008-05-05T19:15:31Z2008-05-05T19:15:31Z ]]>23.D: Presidents and the Rule of Law -- Pardons and Impeachmenthttp://ludwig.squarespace.com/conlaw1/2008/5/5/23d-presidents-and-the-rule-of-law-pardons-and-impeachment.htmlSean Wilson2008-05-05T19:04:01Z2008-05-05T19:04:01Z ]]>23.E: Presidents and the Rule of Law -- Investigating and Suing Presidents, and Executive Privilegehttp://ludwig.squarespace.com/conlaw1/2008/5/5/23e-presidents-and-the-rule-of-law-investigating-and-suing-p.htmlSean Wilson2008-05-05T19:00:23Z2008-05-05T19:00:23Z ]]>22.A: Lecture Outline: Three Epochs in the History of Presidential Power, and Does Liberal Legal Culture Want to Subordinate Article II to Article I?http://ludwig.squarespace.com/conlaw1/2008/5/2/22a-lecture-outline-three-epochs-in-the-history-of-president.htmlSean Wilson2008-05-02T14:58:54Z2008-05-02T14:58:54Z ]]>22.B: Class Announcementshttp://ludwig.squarespace.com/conlaw1/2008/5/2/22b-class-announcements.htmlSean Wilson2008-05-02T14:56:11Z2008-05-02T14:56:11Z ]]>22.C: Introduction: There Are Three Distinct Epochs in the History of the Construction of Presidential Power in American Governmenthttp://ludwig.squarespace.com/conlaw1/2008/5/2/22c-introduction-there-are-three-distinct-epochs-in-the-hist.htmlSean Wilson2008-05-02T14:54:25Z2008-05-02T14:54:25Z ]]>22.D: Epoch I in the Hisotry of Executive Power -- The Framer's Presidency: A Race Car Without an Engine?http://ludwig.squarespace.com/conlaw1/2008/5/2/22d-epoch-i-in-the-hisotry-of-executive-power-the-framers-pr.htmlSean Wilson2008-05-02T14:52:07Z2008-05-02T14:52:07Z ]]>22.E: Epoch II in the History of Executive Power -- The Age of the American Caesarhttp://ludwig.squarespace.com/conlaw1/2008/5/2/22e-epoch-ii-in-the-history-of-executive-power-the-age-of-th.htmlSean Wilson2008-05-02T14:49:32Z2008-05-02T14:49:32Z ]]>