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Comparative Constitutional Systems

LAW 706-01 Comparative Constitutional Systems 1 credits
An interdisciplinary examination of comparative constitutional systems, in which, leading scholars from the United States and abroad will make presentations to a group of students and faculty. Students will attend 5 or 6 sessions over the fall and spring semesters and will be required to write four 3 page pass/fail memos about the papers presented at those sessions.

 

Foundational:

Federal Courts

Supporting:

Administrative Law
Campaign Finance
Comparative Constitutional Systems
Comparative Law
Constitutional Tort Litigation
Education Law
Election Law*
Federalist Papers*
First Amendment
Fourth Amendment Theory and Practice
Law and Religion*
Legislative Process
Property Rights
Takings & Just Compensation*

*courses not offered every year