DN512-DN513 Exchange relationships in contemporary American society, with some emphasis on classic contract doctrine and introduction to Uniform Commercial Code and various other commercial legislation. Basic principles underlying the substantive law of crimes, with special focus on definition of specific offenses and defenses. DN520-DN521 Use of the law library, methods of legal research and analysis, various types of legal writing, and oral advocacy. DN541-DN542 Actions for intentional and unintentional interference with protectable interests. Strict liability and its extensions, alternatives to the torts compensation system, and the impact of insurance and legislation on the common law of torts are also considered.
Some elective courses have prerequisites other than basic-level courses.
These are indicated in the description of the course. Each student is required to write a substantial research paper under faculty supervision. For details, consult the Student Handbook or the Recorders Office. DN620 Introduction to the United States Constitution. Principal aspects of judicial review, separation of powers, federalism, equality, and fundamental rights will be considered.