Cases and materials summary notes based on Blackshield & Williams Constitutional Law (2011), super summaries intended for easy reference in an open book exam and "policy notes" geared towards writing essays.

Structure of the cases and materials summary notes are as follows:

• Class 1- Fundamentals of Australian Constitutional Law

• Class 2&3 - The high Court and Constitutional Interpretation

• Class 4 - The High Court and Characterisation

• Class 5 - Inconsistency

• Class 6&7 - Economics Powers

• Class 8&9 - External Affairs Power

• Class 10 - The Defence Power

• Class 11 - The Races Power

• Class 12 - The Tax Power

• Class 13 - The Grants Power

• Class 14&15 - Freedom of Interstate Commerce

• Class 16 - Express Guarantees; Trial by Jury and Freedom of Religion

• Class 17&18 - Implied Freedom of Political Communication

• Class 19&20 - Judicial Power and Detention

• Class 21&22 - The Melbourne Corporation Principle