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Title Congressional authority to enact criminal laws, regulate firearms and limit military operations / Dianna H. Anson, editor
Published New York : Nova Science Publishers, Inc., [2014]
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Series Congressional policies, practices and procedures
Congressional policies, practices and procedures series.
Contents CONGRESSIONAL AUTHORITY TO ENACT CRIMINAL LAWS, REGULATE FIREARMS AND LIMIT MILITARY OPERATIONS; CONGRESSIONAL AUTHORITY TO ENACT CRIMINAL LAWS, REGULATE FIREARMS AND LIMIT MILITARY OPERATIONS; Library of Congress Cataloging-in-Publication Data; CONTENTS; PREFACE; Chapter 1: CONGRESSIONAL AUTHORITY TO ENACT CRIMINAL LAW: AN EXAMINATION OF SELECTED RECENT CASES; SUMMARY; INTRODUCTION; NECESSARY AND PROPER CLAUSE; COMMERCE CLAUSE; ARTICLE I, SECTION 8, CLAUSE 10; SPENDING CLAUSE; MILITARY CLAUSES; Chapter 2: CONGRESSIONAL AUTHORITY TO REGULATE FIREARMS: A LEGAL OVERVIEW; SUMMARY
OVERVIEW OF COMMERCE CLAUSECOMMERCE CLAUSE CHALLENGES TO FEDERAL FIREARMS LAWS; CONCLUSION; Chapter 3: CONGRESSIONAL AUTHORITY TO LIMIT MILITARY OPERATIONS; SUMMARY; INTRODUCTION; I. CONSTITUTIONAL PROVISIONS; II. STATUTORY LIMITATIONS ON THE CONTINUED USE OF MILITARY FORCE; III. USE OF THE POWER OF THE PURSE TO RESTRICT MILITARY OPERATIONS; IV. LIMITING DEPLOYMENT OF MILITARY PERSONNEL; V. ANALYSIS AND CONCLUSION; INDEX
Summary The powers of Congress begin and end with the Constitution. The Constitution vests Congress with explicit authority to enact criminal laws relating to counterfeiting, piracy, crimes on the high seas, offenses against the law of nations, and treason. Congress has broad authority pursuant to the Commerce Clause to enact laws in areas that may overlap with traditional state jurisdiction. As such, Congress has passed complex statutory provisions that regulate the possession, receipt, transfer, and manufacture of firearms and ammunition. This book explores some cases and how courts have analyzed th
Notes Title from PDF title page (viewed on May 15, 2014)
Bibliography Includes bibliographical references and index
Subject United States. Congress -- Powers and duties.
SUBJECT United States. Congress fast
Subject Criminal law -- United States
Firearms -- United States -- Regulations
Military art and science -- United States
POLITICAL SCIENCE -- Government -- Legislative Branch.
Criminal law
Firearms
Legislative power
Military art and science
United States
Genre/Form Rules
Form Electronic book
Author Anson, Dianna H
ISBN 9781631178184
1631178180