Constitutional Law I

A streamlined casebook that covers the core of a first constitutional law course, from judicial review, federalism and separation of powers to due process, equal protection and fundamental rights. Short case excerpts and clear notes keep the focus on what you need to learn.

Alisa Klein

A self-study course module that explains the scope and sources of constitutional law, federalism, separation of powers, the rule of law and constitutional supremacy. It closes with the constitutional development of Nigeria from colonial rule to independence.

National Open University of Nigeria

A clear primer on what constitutions do, what they usually contain and why they matter for democratic government. A good first read before tackling a full textbook.

Elliot Bulmer

A short lecture by a senior appellate judge on what the rule of law means and how it shapes constitutional interpretation, drawing on the Australian Constitution and leading common law thinkers.

Andrew S. Bell