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B570 American Constitutional Law for Foreign Lawyers

Description Constitutional law dominates American life, from foreign policy and regulation of business to the daily duties of police officers on the beat. This course will survey contemporary and historical standards under the United States Constitution for federalism, separation of powers, and individual rights for lawyers trained outside the United States. A special emphasis will be placed on the pre-Civil War, Civil War- to-1937, and modern periods of Constitutional law and American legal thought, as well as contemporaneous events in American history. No prerequisites.

Faculty D. Gjerdingen

SemesterTitleFaculty
Spring 2012 - 2013American Constitutional Law for Foreign LawyersGjerdingen
Spring 2012 - 2013American Constitutional Law for Foreign LawyersGjerdingen
Spring 2011 - 2012American Constitutional Law for Foreign LawyersGjerdingen
Spring 2011 - 2012American Constitutional Law for Foreign LawyersGjerdingen
Spring 2010 - 2011American Constitutional Law for Foreign LawyersGjerdingen
Spring 2010 - 2011American Constitutional Law for Foreign LawyersGjerdingen
Spring 2009 - 2010American Constitutional Law for Foreign Lawyers (site)Gjerdingen
Spring 2009 - 2010American Constitutional Law for Foreign Lawyers (site)Gjerdingen