美国法律体系介绍

《美国法律体系介绍》是2012年8月知识产权出版社出版的图书，作者是康大安(Diane S.Kaplan)。

• 书名 美国法律体系介绍
• 作者 康大安(Diane S.Kaplan)
• ISBN 9787513006293
• 页数 373
• 定价 30.00元

内容简介

　　《美国知识产权法律丛书:美国法律体系介绍》用原汁原味的英语详细介绍了美国法律体系的起源、发展及实施现状，是读者兼具学习美国来自法律和提高法律英语水平的一本好书。《美国知识产权法律丛书:美国法肉经走装茶律体系介绍》由中国知识产齐案由差敌权培训中心和美国芝加哥马歇尔法学院组织编写而成360百科。

作者简介

　　康大安(Dian生见鲜要e S.Kaplan)，是美国芝加哥马歇尔法学院教授。她不仅以优异的成绩从加利县肥房子福尼亚大学伯克利分校(the Uriversityof California at Berkeley)获得了文学士学位，而且还从耶鲁大介推之学法学院(theYale Law School)获得了法学严板顺秋述毛基岩欢字受博士学位。她还曾担任耶鲁法律评论(the 节服置跳官查权作晚知接YaleLaw Revi顶由ew)的编辑。在2005年至2009年间，康大安教授还多次到我国的北京和吉林等关织围独地进行授课。

图书目录

　　CHAPTER 1A BRIEF HISTORY OF THE CONSTITUTION OF THE UNITE八克青育过曾能且眼式娘D STATES

　　Con来自stitutio360百科nal History

　　The Declaration of Independence

　　The Revoluti笑也的世省句北假衣onary War

　　The Articles of Confederation

　　The Constitutional Conv好检很犯须无屋关尽束告ention

　　Ratifying the Constitution

　　The Bill of Rights

　　The Constitutional Plan of Government

　　The Preamble of the Constitution

　　CHAPTER 1QUESTIONS

　　CHAPTER 2ARTICLE Ⅰ : THE LEGISLATIVE BRANCH

　　Art起预法给零光icle Ⅰ Section 1: Congress

　　Shared Law-Making Power

　　Oversight Power

　　Investigative Power

　　Article Ⅰ Section 2: The H封调力裂ouse of Representatives

　　Terms of Office

　　Qualifications

　　Appo越划表鲜单顺样控rtionment

　　Elections

　　Va命铁波育培病劳大划cancies

　　Leadership

　　Impeachment P判或ower

　　Article Ⅰ Section 3: The Senate

　　Terms of Office

　　Qualifications

　　Leadership

　各青吃谓发　Impeachment Power

　　Ar裂阶己甚吗留孔指论别探ticle Ⅰ Section 4: Elections and Annual Meetings

　　Article Ⅰ Section 5: Internal Procedures

　　Intern游况象矛al Governance

　　Journal of Proceedings

　　Adjournment

　　Co名势体士双学计环聚体mmittees

　　今供怀静画展Article Ⅰ Section 6: Compensation, Immu死确点践钱除九核愿文序nity from Ar离座烈农而rest,and Se脸医王概而雷福paration of P川owers

　　Compensation

　　Immunity from Arrest

　　Conflicts of Interest

　　Articl待部限掉剂倒见深e Ⅰ Section 7: Revenue Bills, Presidential Veto,Checks and Balances

　　Revenue Bills

　　How Congress Enacts a Bill Into Law

　　How Congress Enacts a Bill Into Law

　　The Presidential Signature or Veto

　　Power Conflicts and Power Sharing Arrangements

　　Article Ⅰ Section 8: Enumerated and Imphed Powers of Congress

　　1. The Power to Tax

　　2. The Power to Borrow Money

　　3. The Power to Regulate Commerce

　　HEART OF ATLANTA MOTEL v. UNITED STATES

　　UNITED STATES v. LOPEZ

　　4. The Powers to Naturalize and Establish Bankruptcy Laws

　　5. The Powers to Coin Money and Develop Standards for Weights and Measures

　　6. The Power to Protect Intellectual Property

　　7. The Power to Establish a Federal Court System

　　8. The Power to Declare War

　　9. The Power to Maintain an Army and a Navy

　　10. The Power to Command the National Guard

　　11. The Power to Make all Laws Necessary and Proper to Execute Congress's Enumerated Powers

　　MCCULLOCH v. MARYLAND

　　Article Ⅰ Section 9: Limits on Congressional Powers

　　Article Ⅰ Section 10: Limitations on State Powers

　　CHAPTER 2QUESTIONS

　　CHAPTER 3ARTICLE Ⅱ: THE EXECUTIVE BRANCH

　　Article Ⅱ Section 1 : The Office of the President The President

　　CLINTON v. JONES

　　The Vice President

　　The Electoral College

　　Political Parties

　　Presidential Qualifications

　　Removal and Succession

　　Compensation

　　The Oath of Office

　　Article Ⅱ Section 2: Presidential Powers

　　Commander-In-Chief: The Power to Command the Military

　　The Power to Administer the Executive Branch

　　1. The Cabinet

　　2. The Executive Office of the President

　　The Pardon Power

　　The Treaty Power

　　The Appointment Power

　　Recess Appointments

　　Article Ⅱ Section 3: Presidental Duties

　　The Duty to Give a State of the Union Address to Congress

　　The Duty to Convene and Adjourn Congress

　　Diplomatic Duties

　　Law Enforcement Duties

　　Watergate

　　UNITED STATES v. NIXON

　　Article Ⅱ Section 4: Impeachment

　　CHAPTER 3QUESTIONS

　　CHAPTER 4ARTICLE Ⅲ: THE JUDICIAL BRANCH

　　Article Ⅲ Section 1 : The Establishment of the Federal Judicial System

　　The United States District Courts

　　The United States Circuit Courts of Appeals

　　Map of the Thirteen Federal Judicial Circuit Courts

　　The United States Supreme Court

　　1. Opinions

　　2. Precedent

　　BROWN v. BOARDOF EDUCATION OF TOPEKA

　　3. Judicial Independence

　　Article Ⅲ Section 2: Federal Jurisdiction

　　Marbury v. Madison

　　MARBURY v. MADISON

　　Constitutional Interpretation

　　Article Ⅲ Section 3: Treason

　　……

　　CHAPTER 5THE AMERICAN SYSTEM OF COURTS

　　CHAPTER 6THE CONSTITUTIONAL DOCTRINES OF SEPARATION OF POWERS,CHECKS AND BALANCES, AND FEDERALISM

　　CHAPTER 7THE CONCEPT OF RIGHTS AND THE FIRST AMENDMENT

　　CHAPTER 8THE CONCEPT oF RIGHTS AND THE CRIMINAL COURT PROCESS

　　APPENDICES

　　GLOSSARY

　　CHAPTER FOOTNOTES

　　BIBLIOGRAPHY