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What separates lawful authority from overreach?
Where do constitutional rights end—and government power begin?

In The Space Between Rights and Power, the author examines twenty-five landmark decisions of the United States Supreme Court that define the practical boundaries of constitutional rights. Drawing exclusively from Supreme Court precedent, this book explains how constitutional protections are interpreted, applied, and limited in real-world encounters between citizens and the state.

Rather than offering legal advice or political commentary, this work focuses on judicial reasoning—how the Court balances individual liberty against government authority, and why constitutional rights are shaped by context, conduct, and circumstance. Each chapter explores a single Supreme Court case, outlining the facts, the Court’s analysis, and the constitutional principle that emerged.

This book is written for readers who want clarity without slogans:
• Citizens seeking a better understanding of their rights
• Students and educators exploring constitutional law
• Law enforcement professionals interested in constitutional limits
• Anyone frustrated by oversimplified or absolute claims about constitutional protections

The Space Between Rights and Power does not argue that rights are meaningless, nor does it suggest authority is unlimited. Instead, it examines the narrow, often misunderstood space where the Constitution operates—not as theory, but as law.

Clear, restrained, and grounded entirely in Supreme Court precedent, this book invites readers to engage with constitutional rights as the Court has defined them, rather than as they are commonly assumed to exist.

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Encadernação The Space Between Rights and Power (English Edition):Kindle
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