part Section One: Introduction to Constitutional Law -- chapter 1 Why is the Constitution So Important? -- chapter 2 A Brief History of the U.S. Constitution -- part Section Two: Article III - The Judiciary -- chapter 3 Organization of the Courts / chapter 4 Judicial Power / chapter 5 Judicial Review / part Section Three: First Amendment - Religion and Expression -- chapter 6 Religion: An Overview -- chapter 7 Freedom of Expression: Speech and Press -- chapter 8 Rights of Assembly and Petition -- part Section Four: Fourth Amendment - Search and Seizure -- chapter 9 The History and Application of the Fourth Amendment -- chapter 10 Arrests and Other Detentions -- chapter 11 Searches and Seizures Pursuant to Warrant / chapter 12 Execution of Warrants -- chapter 13 Warrantless Searches and Exceptionsto the Warrant Requirements -- chapter 14 Electronic Surveillance under the Fourth Amendment -- chapter 15 Enforcing the Fourth Amendment -- part Section Five: Fifth Amendment - Rights of Persons -- chapter 16 Indictment by Grand Jury / chapter 17 Double Jeopardy / chapter 18 Self-Incrimination -- chapter 19 Self-Incrimination: From Voluntariness Standard to Miranda / chapter 20 Due Process under the Fifth Amendment -- part Section Six: Sixth Amendment - Rights of Accused in Criminal Prosecutions -- chapter 21 Speedy Public Trial -- chapter 22 Right to Trial by Impartial Jury -- chapter 23 Right of Notification and Confrontation -- chapter 24 Assistance of Counsel -- part Section Seven: Eighth Amendment - Further Guarantees in Criminal Cases -- chapter 25 Excessive Bail -- chapter 26 Cruel and Unusual Punishments -- chapter 27 Other Issues under the Eighth Amendment / part Section Eight: Fourteenth Amendment - Due Process and Equal Protection -- chapter 28 Due Process of Law / chapter 29 Procedural Due Process.