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Prof. Russell G. Murphy,
2 credits day; 2 credits evening.
This seminar/independent study utilizes current court cases, legislative proposals and political
controversies to explore the role of law and lawyers in contemporary American society. Selected
cases from the U.S. Supreme Court docket provide a starting point for course coverage. National
political discourse (healthcare and welfare reform, crime, immigration, political corruption) will
further define course content. Students must select a topic, research it thoroughly, prepare a
bibliography, and make a video presentation on the topic. Students enrolled in Lawyer as Public
Policy-Maker may not enroll in this course.
Enrollment is limited: 20
Elective Course
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Final Project Required
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