Office 445 Tel. This is a survey course on comparative law, process and methodology. It will be run as a seminar, and attendance and classroom participation are expected. Participation in classroom discussion will count for ten per cent of the credit in the course. Professor Charles A. Marvin Feb. 24 th Chapter III.4.
Bibliography Following are some possible paper topics.
This list is suggestive, not exclusive, and students are encouraged to select their own particular paper topics in consultation with the professor. Enforcement of foreign judgments in U.S. jurisdictions 2. Discovery and taking of evidence abroad 3. Lessons for the U.S. legal system from foreign Criminal Law and Procedure 4. Comparative Products Liability Law 5.