How To Teach Trump v. Barbara?
The Barnett/Blackman casebook split up the case into six excerpts that stretch across sixty pages that can be taught in two classes. Barbara is one of the Supreme Court's most consequential decisions in recent memory. Most landmark decisions evolved as part of a long-line of cases.
- ▪The Barnett/Blackman casebook split up the case into six excerpts that stretch across sixty pages that can be taught in two classes.
- ▪Barbara is one of the Supreme Court's most consequential decisions in recent memory.
- ▪Most landmark decisions evolved as part of a long-line of cases.
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| Publication time | Mon, 17 Aug 2026 18:53:05 +0000 |
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How To Teach Trump v. Barbara? The Barnett/Blackman casebook split up the case into six excerpts that stretch across sixty pages that can be taught in two classes. Josh Blackman | 8.17.2026 2:53 PM Trump v. Barbara is one of the Supreme Court's most consequential decisions in recent memory. Most landmark decisions evolved as part of a long-line of cases. Slaughter followed from Seila Law which followed from Justice Scalia's Morrison dissent. Dobbs followed from Casey which followed from Roe. Students for Fair Admission followed from Grutter which followed from Bakke. On rare occasion, the Supreme Court decides an issue in an open field. Heller was one such case where the Supreme Court had to establish an entire new area of jurisprudence. Barbara is another.
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