Corporations I recommended. The course also treats the exclusionary rules and remedies which enforce the aforementioned constitutional guarantees. This course is concerned with the adjudicatory phases of the criminal justice system. To a limited extent, statutory provisions such as the Federal Bail Reform Act and the Federal Speedy Trial Act and rules of criminal procedure such as those governing discovery, joinder, and severance are also considered. The particular topics addressed may vary.
Some instructors focus on an in-depth study of a limited number of topics.
Students who would like to know the specific subject matter and expected coverage of a particular instructor's course should consult with that instructor. A primary method of analysis for critical scholars is deconstruction, which entails analyzing supposedly neutral concepts to show the true nature of the contingent power relationships they mask and conceal. Subjects to be covered include affirmative action, hate speech, voting rights, postmodernism, liberalism, life in the academy, federal Indian law, and critical white studies. This latter concept focuses on the way whiteness functions as an organizing principle in society. Authors featured include Derrick Bell, Richard Delgado, Gerald Torres, and Robert Williams.