Introduction
The protection of individual liberties is a fundamental debate that has raged throughout the history of the United States from its conception to the present day. Even before the U.S. Constitution was established, debates between Federalists and Anti-Federalists embodied the concern over the protection of the individual from the deprivation of their rights by the state. As Hamiltonian Federalists supported a strong central government, Anti-Federalists insisted on the addition of the Bill of Rights before joining the final ratification of the new U.S. Constitution. Even at that moment, they still feared an arm of the new government reaching too far into the private rights of the individual.
Constitutional Essay – Changes in Due Process and Equal Protection From Warren to Rehnquist Courts
This is an undergraduate level analysis written for an American Constitutional History course at a top-tier US private college. This paper, Changes in Due Process and Equal Protection From Warren to Rehnquist Courts, represents my personal analysis and in-depth research on the Supreme Court and evolving issues surrounding Due Process and Equal Protection. The report received top marks. This report could be used as a guide for research, a sample analysis for reference, or for direct reference with proper citation.
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