CALI lessons allow you to work through issues in Constitutional Law in an interactive format in which you answer questions and explain your reasoning.  If you are confused or have questions about an issue, a CALI lesson may provide a quick way to test and improve your knowledge.

Here are a few Constitutional Law Lessons that are helpful for 1Ls. A complete list of Constitutional Law Lessons is available at the CALI website.

Hornbooks and other study aids provide additional perspectives and clarifications to your assigned reading. Do not rely on them exclusively.

Unless otherwise noted all these Texts are located in the Law Library's Study Aids collection, which is located on the 7th floor of the Law Library.

Constitution of the United States of America: Available in the Law Library and online.

United States Code Annotated (USCA), Constitution: In the Law Library (Federal Core Collection) and on Westlaw (Law Students only). Includes annotations of cases and citations to secondary sources.

United States Code Service (USCS), Constitution: In the Law Library (Federal Core Collection) and on Lexis (Law Students only). Includes annotations of cases and citations to secondary sources.

The Koren AV Center, located on the Fifth floor of the Law Library, provides audio lectures on Constitutional Law