In this new edition of Government Powers Under a Federal Constitution , John Pyke responds to the change that has taken place in constitutional case-law in the past few decades by grouping the topics in a completely new way. The newer developments in political free speech, voting rights, and the protection of the independence of State judiciaries by the Kable doctrine are grouped with older cases on just terms, the rule of law and the separation of powers at the Commonwealth level to show Constitutional Law as, at least in part, a way of enforcing individual rights
