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American Legal History Seminar

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American Legal History Seminar

A research and writing seminar that examines selected topics in the development of private and/or constituional law and legal institutions. The focus of the seminar will vary from semester to semester. Each student will engage in a major research and writing project on a topic of American legal history selected in consultation with the professor.

Credits: 3

Type: SEM

Does this course satisfy the writing requirement? Yes

Does this course satisfy the skills requirement? No

Enrollment Cap: 15

Partial list of professors who teach or have taught this course:
Kaczorowski, Robert		Spring 2010, Spring 2011