This booklet contains: The U.S. Constitution; The Declaration of Independence; The Articles of Confederation; and The Supreme Court.

While not a great discussion or thesis on constitutional law, it is never a bad thing to carry around a copy of the U.S. Constitution, especially for the politically active youth or budding social justice warrior. That said, it does pay to become familiar with the layout and contents, given you might be using it for debates. Also, this book devotes its time to the text of the document(s), not the substance. It pays to educate oneself on the contents therein before attempting to use it, lest your opponent knows more... ( )

This copy of the Constitution can easily fit in your pocket. Carry it with you to your protests if you think you may quickly need to whip out a reference to counter-protestors. ( )

Justice Hugo Black. Senator Robert Byrd. You.

People who always kept a copy of this important document in their pocket (or handbag).

No excuses. You never know when someone might need it. ( )