Frontispiece

pp ii-ii

The Unexpected Scalia - Title page

pp iii-iii

Copyright page

pp iv-iv

Dedication

pp v-vi

Contents

pp vii-x

Preface

pp xi-xiv

Acknowledgments

pp xv-xvi

Introduction

pp 1-4

Part I - Scalia's Judicial Philosophy

pp 5-24

1 - The Confirmation Hearings

pp 7-11

2 - Scalia's Principles of Decision Making

pp 12-24

Part II - Scalia's Conservative Constitutional Opinions

pp 25-52

3 - First and Second Amendments

pp 27-32

4 - Constitutional Criminal Procedure

pp 33-37

5 - Privacy and Individual Rights

pp 38-45

6 - Government Power and Regulation

pp 46-52

Part III - Scalia's Liberal Constitutional Opinions

pp 53-110

7 - First Amendment: Freedom of Speech and More

pp 55-60

8 - Fourth Amendment: Search and Seizure

pp 61-69

9 - Fifth Amendment: Criminal Applications

pp 70-78

10 - Sixth Amendment: Right to Trial by Jury

pp 79-85

11 - Sixth Amendment: Confrontation Clause

pp 86-91

12 - Sixth Amendment: Right to Counsel

pp 92-94

13 - Seventh Amendment: Right to Jury Trial

pp 95-97

14 - Habeas Corpus

pp 98-100

15 - Separation of Powers and Federalism

pp 101-105

16 - Commerce Clause and Other Provisions

pp 106-110

Part IV - Scalia's Conflicted Constitutional Opinions

pp 111-132

17 - Political Speech

pp 113-120