Q: What are treatises, hornbooks and nutshells? A: Click here for brief descriptions of these study aids.
Tracking (forthcoming in spring 2026):
BLS Library is tracking future availability of these forthcoming open access ebooks at CALI.org: Constitutional Law with a Twist: Less is More [forthcoming Dec. 2025] by Alisa Klein and Race, Racism, and US Law by Jennifer Wriggins.
Available:
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Older ed. also currently on Reserve:
Constitutional Law
by
Noah R. Feldman & Kathleen M. Sullivan
Constitutional Rights
by
Jud Campbell
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Older ed. also currently on Reserve:
Liberty, Equality, and Due Process: Cases, Controversies, and Contexts in Constitutional Law
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Ruthann Robson
Constitutional Law
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Susan N. Herman
Free, digital collection of state constitutional law teaching materials:
Focus: First Amendment
First Amendment Law: Freedom of Expression and Freedom of Religion
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Arthur D. Hellman, William D. Araiza, Thomas E. Baker & Ashutosh A. Bhagwat
Treatises:
Constitutional Law: Principles and Policies (Aspen treatise series)
by
Erwin Chemerinsky
Modern Constitutional Law (multi-volume treatise)
by
William J. Rich
Treatise on Constitutional Law: Substance and Procedure (multi-volume treatise)
by
Ronald D. Rotunda, John E. Nowak, Vikram Amar, khil R. Amar & Steven Calabresi
Hornbooks:
Constitutional Law (Emanuel Law Outlines series)
by
Steven L. Emanuel
Understanding Constitutional Law
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William D. Araiza
Constitutional Law: Individual Rights (Examples and Explanations series)
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Allan Ides, Christopher N. May & Simona Grossi.
Constitutional Law: National Power and Federalism (Examples and Explanations series)
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Christopher N. May, Allan Ides & Simona Grossi
The following CALI lessons cover issues typically addressed in a Constitutional Law class. CALI requires users to log in. Feel free to contact askthelibrary@brooklaw.edu or to text (718) 734-2432 for assistance.