How free are we?
Subtitle: what the Constitution says we can and cannot do
By: John Sexton and Nat Brandt
Contributors: Brandt, Nat; United States
Publisher: M. Evans
Published: 1986
Place of publication: New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 322
ISBN-13: 9780871314741; 9780871314819
Subjects: Miscellanea; Constitutional law
Description: Answers questions about the American Constitution and its affect on everyday life, including voting, religious worship, freedom of expression, criminal justice, education, and work.
Notes: Includes index.

Includes text of the Constitution.

Bibliography: p. 307-309.
Table of contents: title: [Our Federal System] The Making of the Constitution; title: Amending the Constitution; title: Congress; title: The Presidency; title: The Supreme Court; title: The States.; title: [Our Rights and Liberties] The Right to Vote; title: Religion; title: Freedom of Expression; title: The Individual; title: Equality; title: Criminal Justice; title: The Schools; title: The Workplace; title: The Military.