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COURSE SYLLABUS
COURSE TITLE : CONSTITUTIONAL LAW II
ACADEMIC YEAR : 2nd semester 2024-2025
COURSE DESCRIPTION : A comprehensive study of the fundamental powers
of the state, and various civil and political rights of the people, including citizenship
LEARNING OBJECTIVES : 1. Knowledge/ Remembering: define, list,
recognize
2. Comprehension/Understanding: describe,
explain, identify,recognize
3. Application: choose, demonstrate, implement,
perform
4. Analysis: analyze, categorize, compare,
differentiate
5. Evaluation: assess, critique, evaluate, rank, rate
6. Synthesis: construct, design, formulate, organize
I. Course Introduction
Basic principles of the constitution
Doctrine of Constitutional supremacy
II. FUNDAMENTAL POWERS OF THE STATE
1. Police Power
Concept/Source
Test of Valid Exercise
Lawful subject
Lawful Means
. Regulation vs. Taking
2. EMINENT DOMAIN
Concept/Basic Principles
Basis of the Inherent Exercise
Requisites for Valid Exercise
3. TAXATION
Concept/Basic Principles
Public Purpose
Double Taxation
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COURSE SYLLABUS

COURSE TITLE : CONSTITUTIONAL LAW II

ACADEMIC YEAR : 2 nd^ semester 2024- COURSE DESCRIPTION : A comprehensive study of the fundamental powers of the state, and various civil and political rights of the people, including citizenship LEARNING OBJECTIVES : 1. Knowledge/ Remembering: define, list, recognize

  1. Comprehension/Understanding: describe, explain, identify,recognize
  2. Application: choose, demonstrate, implement, perform
  3. Analysis: analyze, categorize, compare, differentiate
  4. Evaluation: assess, critique, evaluate, rank, rate
  5. Synthesis: construct, design, formulate, organize I. Course Introduction  Basic principles of the constitution  Doctrine of Constitutional supremacy II. FUNDAMENTAL POWERS OF THE STATE
  6. Police Power  Concept/Source  Test of Valid Exercise  Lawful subject  Lawful Means . Regulation vs. Taking
  7. EMINENT DOMAIN  Concept/Basic Principles  Basis of the Inherent Exercise  Requisites for Valid Exercise
  8. TAXATION  Concept/Basic Principles  Public Purpose  Double Taxation

III. Bill of Rights A. Private Acts and the Bill of Rights B. Due Process

  1. Procedural and Substantive
  2. Void-for-Vagueness
  3. Judicial and Administrative Due Process C. Equal Protection
  4. Requisites for Valid Classification
  5. Standards of Judicial Review a) Rational Basis Test b) Strict Scrutiny test c) Intermediate Scrutiny Test D. Arrests, Searches, and Seizures
  6. Requisites of a Valid Warrant a) Arrest Warrant b) Search Warrant
  7. Warrantless Arrests and Detention
  8. Warrantless Searches
  9. Administrative Arrests
  10. Exclusionary Rule E. Privacy of Communications and Correspondence
  11. Private and Public Communications
  12. When Intrusion is Allowed
  13. Exclusionary Rule F. Freedom of Speech and Expression
  14. Prior Restraint and Subsequent Punishment
  15. Content-Based and Content-Neutral Regulations
  16. Facial Challenges and Overbreadth Doctrine
  17. Tests to Determine the Validity of Governmental Regulation
    1. State Regulation of Different Types of Mass Media
    2. Commercial Speech
    3. Unprotected Speech G. Freedom of Religion
    4. Non-Establishment and Free Exercise Clauses
    5. Benevolent Neutrality and Conscientious Objector
    6. Tests to Determine the Validity of Governmental Regulation a) Clear and Present Danger b) Compelling State Interest