Dr. Sean Wilson, Esq. -- Powerpoint Illustration Slideshttp://ludwig.squarespace.com/illustration-slides/Slides that convey conceptual informationen-US2009-11-07T16:33:06ZSquarespace Site Server v5.8.0 (http://www.squarespace.com/)Synthesizing Cooley, Gibbons, Miln, License cases, etc., after the Taney regimehttp://ludwig.squarespace.com/illustration-slides/2008/8/18/synthesizing-cooley-gibbons-miln-license-cases-etc-after-the.htmlSean Wilson2008-08-18T22:12:51Z"state's rights" Constitutional Law 1 Taney legal synthesisAttempts a synthesis of the major commerce cases that are decided during the Taney regime. Useful for showing students what lawyers are trying to do, in theory, when they read several cases (particularly supreme-court cases). DOWNLOAD.

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]]>Cooley v. Board of Wardens; commerce clause; federal and state power -- conlaw1http://ludwig.squarespace.com/illustration-slides/2008/8/18/cooley-v-board-of-wardens-commerce-clause-federal-and-state.htmlSean Wilson2008-08-18T22:08:32Z"state's rights" Constitutional Law 1 Taney commerce clause cooley v. bd of wardons dormant commerce clauseConceptualizes the issue present in Cooley v. Board of Wardens. DOWNLOAD.

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]]>Roger Taney; federal power; state power; police power; miln -- conlaw1http://ludwig.squarespace.com/illustration-slides/2008/8/18/roger-taney-federal-power-state-power-police-power-miln-conl.htmlSean Wilson2008-08-18T22:03:17Z"state's rights" Constitutional Law 1 Taney commerce clause congressional power new york v. milnConceptualizing Roger Taney's view of federal and state powers, as expressed in Miln. DOWNLOAD.

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]]>New York v. Miln; conceptualizing the facts -- conlaw1http://ludwig.squarespace.com/illustration-slides/2008/8/18/new-york-v-miln-conceptualizing-the-facts-conlaw1.htmlSean Wilson2008-08-18T21:58:24ZConstitutional Law 1 Taney commerce clause new york v. milnConceptualizes the factual issue present in New York v. Miln. DOWNLOAD.

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]]>Marshall's commerce clause; gibbons v. ogden -- conlaw1http://ludwig.squarespace.com/illustration-slides/2008/8/18/marshalls-commerce-clause-gibbons-v-ogden-conlaw1.htmlSean Wilson2008-08-18T21:53:37ZConstitutional Law 1 Gibbons v. Ogden John Marshall commerce clauseWhat the Commerce Clause means after John Marshall's decision in Gibbons v. Ogden. Slide demonstrates the idea of a broad activity ("commercial intercourse"), but does preserve space for something that can be purely local. DOWNLOAD.

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]]>Gibbons v. Ogden; commerce clause; narrow interpretations and their problemshttp://ludwig.squarespace.com/illustration-slides/2008/8/18/gibbons-v-ogden-commerce-clause-narrow-interpretations-and-t.htmlSean Wilson2008-08-18T21:47:26ZGibbons v. Ogden commerce clauseLooks at the possible interpretations that could have been made as a substitute for Marshall's broad interpretation. It asks whether or not these (narrow) interpretations would be without problems. DOWNLOAD.

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]]>Congressional power; 10th Amendment -- conlaw1http://ludwig.squarespace.com/illustration-slides/2008/8/18/congressional-power-10th-amendment-conlaw1.htmlSean Wilson2008-08-18T21:42:05ZConstitutional Law 1 american government article I congressional power tenth amendmentThe text of the 10th Amendment. DOWNLOAD.

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]]>Congressional power; article I; the commerce clause -- conlaw1http://ludwig.squarespace.com/illustration-slides/2008/8/18/congressional-power-article-i-the-commerce-clause-conlaw1.htmlSean Wilson2008-08-18T21:37:52ZConstitutional Law 1 american government article I commerce clause congressional powerExamines what the commerce clause says. It seems to speak of three basic things. DOWNLOAD.

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]]>Congressional power; article I; "the laundry list;" how can they do these things?; american govt -- conlaw1http://ludwig.squarespace.com/illustration-slides/2008/8/18/congressional-power-article-i-the-laundry-list-how-can-they.htmlSean Wilson2008-08-18T21:33:48ZConstitutional Law 1 american government article I congressional powerExamines Congress' Article I powers and asks: how can they do the things that they do?. Is Congress violating the constitution when it governs for the general welfare? DOWNLOAD.

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]]>Congressional power; article I; "the crimes clause;" american govt -- conlaw1http://ludwig.squarespace.com/illustration-slides/2008/8/18/congressional-power-article-i-the-crimes-clause-american-gov.htmlSean Wilson2008-08-18T21:25:10ZConstitutional Law 1 american government article I congressional powerExamines the crimes clause of Article I and asks: how is it that Congress is allowed to wage a drug war? DOWNLOAD.

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]]>Congressional power; article I; "the laundry list;" american government -- conlaw!http://ludwig.squarespace.com/illustration-slides/2008/8/18/congressional-power-article-i-the-laundry-list-american-gove.htmlSean Wilson2008-08-18T21:21:09ZConstitutional Law 1 american government article I congressional powerExamines the list of specifically enumerated powers in Article I. "Simon says." DOWNLOAD.

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]]>judiciary; subservient; parliamentary system; american government -- conlaw1http://ludwig.squarespace.com/illustration-slides/2008/8/18/judiciary-subservient-parliamentary-system-american-governme.htmlSean Wilson2008-08-18T21:15:48ZConstitutional Law 1 american government judiciary parliamentary system structure of governmentConceptualizes what the judiciary would be like if it were organized as a department of Congress. It would be closer to the political clamor and have to account for its decisions directly to Congress. DOWNLOAD.

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]]>statutory power; configuration of; "fracture and decimation;" american constitution; american government -- conlaw 1http://ludwig.squarespace.com/illustration-slides/2008/8/18/statutory-power-configuration-of-fracture-and-decimation-ame.htmlSean Wilson2008-08-18T18:53:56ZConstitutional Law 1 american government checks and balances statutory powerShows how the power of statute was decimated and fractured in the American constitution. The power of statute originated with absolute-monarchy kings and eventually became under the control of parliaments (legislatures). The American experiment takes the principle even further. It creates multiple "parliaments," any one of which cannot yield the full power over the pronouncement of statutory law. One of my favorite slides. DOWNLOAD.

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]]>constitutional principles; separation of powers; american government -- conlaw1http://ludwig.squarespace.com/illustration-slides/2008/8/18/constitutional-principles-separation-of-powers-american-gove.htmlSean Wilson2008-08-18T18:47:50ZConstitutional Law 1 american government separation of powersTwo ways that separation of powers might exist. One is a "separatist" idea - I have mine, you have yours -- while the other is a cooperative idea (I take the front end of the job; you the back end). In the latter situation, the idea functions sort of like an assembly line -- both branches working on a different part of the very same chore. This is a different idea than the former, which is more antagonistic. DOWNLOAD.

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]]>judiciary; structure of; checks and balances; "controlling shelob;" american government -- conlaw1http://ludwig.squarespace.com/illustration-slides/2008/8/18/judiciary-structure-of-checks-and-balances-controlling-shelo.htmlSean Wilson2008-08-18T18:41:38ZConstitutional Law 1 american government checks and balances judiciary structure of governmentAh yes, "a tuition moment." This one features the judiciary as "shelob" (the terrible spider) from Lord of the Rings. However, in order for Shelob to eat and move about, it has to rely upon Congress. DOWNLOAD.

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