Sexuality, Gender, and the Law

Discover the profound intersection of law, sexuality, and gender with "Sexuality, Gender, and the Law" by William Eskridge, Jr. Published in 2017, this comprehensive casebook spans an impressive 1,322 pages, providing law professors and students with a rich, doctrinal exploration of these crucial issues in American public law. The Fourth Edition builds upon the foundational insights of the previous edition, focusing on key doctrines of liberty, equality, and expression, while thoroughly analyzing historical perspectives up to the end of the twentieth century.

Dive into pivotal chapters that examine landmark cases, including the evolution of the "undue burden" standard from Planned Parenthood v. Casey to Whole Women's Health, exploring how these legal frameworks have shaped contemporary understanding of sexuality and gender. This essential resource is tailored for those seeking to grasp the complexities of sex crimes, discrimination, and legislation in the United States, making it a must-have for academia and legal practice alike.