Two copies are on reserve in the library. I will not make specific reading assignments from Leaffer, but I have arranged the case law reading to follow the table of contents. You might consider using this syllabus as the skeleton of your outline. It is available on Reserve in the Library, at Web bookstores, and at Borders Bookstore in Concord. The class format will be primarily lecture, exercises, and discussions wherein students will practice arguing from policy in new situations.
Participation requires having done the reading up to that point.
I am willing to increase by up to one full letter grade the final course grade based on meaningful class participation reflecting mastery of the covered materials and thoughtful analysis of the reading materials being discussed. Thus, while participation is not required, because FPLC enforces a mean grade, participation is reflected positively and negatively in the final grades. There are no prerequisites. I will proceed as if some students have not been introduced to U.S. Copyright, unless all students have. Available at Borders, Loudon Rd.