Avis et commentaires pour l'étudiant pour Introduction au concepts constitutionnels principaux et aux affaires de la cours suprême par Université de Pennsylvanie

Excellent course. I am very happy with this opportunity. The classes were clear and easy to understand. Congratulations to Cousera for this incredible partnership with the University of Pennsylvania for the promotion of Constitutional Law.

How can we evaluate our law? This lecture showed us the crucial criteria and manners, even if we are not US citizen. I deeply thank Professor Kermit Roosevelt.

Enjoyed the course. I've read a lot of US History and was familiar with many of the cases through that reading experience but this is the first time I've studied just the Supreme Court. I have a better understanding now of the Court's historic thinking and ability to change it's thinking overtime. It also helps me to disagree with the court, especially the current court, by reviewing the constitutional reasoning be hide the decisions

Thank you very much for this course. I really love it.

I loved this class! It was super interesting and the professor was really enthusiastic about the content.

This course helped me to understand the evolution of the constitutional law of the United States of America, where the historical moment set the tone for the decisions taken. While it is true, many obey political interests and for supposed political moments, as in the case of World War II, it is no less true that the same system has sought to re-establish the rights of those people who might have been injured those rights. I consider it very important that many people at the international level (I am from Venezuela) approach this course, study it and of course internalize this process of the laws and their amendments because simply, the State has the faculty to self-regulate, legally speaking and of course, always respecting the will of the people. I congratulate all the people who contributed to the design of this course, it is quite complete and of simple understanding. Thank you very much.

Sincerely

Lawyer specialized in Labor Procedural Law

José Luis Rodríguez Castillo

Caracas, March 31, 2019

Venezuela

Twitter: @joseluisroca72

Linkedin: jlrc.win@gmail.com

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Very good intro/overview course. The supplementary materials and resources supplied via the course are a good jumping off point for further study.

Great course. Fascinating topic!

Very informative, and useful

Prof. Roosevelt is amazing. I wish there were 4-5 more of these courses on Constitutional law, each with a different emphasis. I feel like I learned a lot about my country by taking this course.

Great introductory course! Thank you!

it is one of the interesting course that i have ever came across! if any individual want to learn the basic and fundamentals of american constitution then he must join this course.

Excellently presented beginners con law class. Great links to additional learning resources.

Easily understood and many real-life examples.

Very accessible and thorough on the major concepts.

Very comprehensive course.

Fantastic course. Highly recommended. Kermit Roosevelt III for President 2020!!

Excellent course!

very informative and thought provoking .

Professor Roosevelt did a stunningly fine job at explaining and linking everything together. I knew about the Constitution and the American Declaration of Independence before, but not the Articles of Confederation, and now thanks to Professor everything clicked into its place, everything made sense to me. Thanks a lot!!!

This is a great overview of Constitutional Law and the history of the US Constitution. I highly recommend it to anyone looking to better inform themselves and their political opinions.

Excellent course, it give a general idea of Constitutional Law and its application.

clearlyand elegantly presented, with key cases illustrative of the controversies

Great course. Timely given the issues of the time and the misconceptions that young people in particular have in reference to what is and is not constitutional.

Great introduction, nicely organized. Thank you!