Students must have successfully completed an entry-level clinic course or prosecution internship and must have permission of the instructor, who determines enrollment. 2 Course combines issues and skills from Trial Advocacy, Evidence, Ethics, Criminal Law and Criminal Procedure in the prosecution of criminal cases. Students are supervised by an assistant county attorney and are under general supervision of the law faculty. Areas studied include transfers of control, shareholders' derivative and class actions, corporate combinations, charter amendments and other extraordinary transactions. 3N This course provides an opportunity for advanced study in international law.
Topics vary each year and alternate between public and private international law.
Possible topics include international law and the use of force, human rights, law of the sea, international investments, taxation of transnational transactions and financing international transactions. This course studies the employment relationship and explores the liability of persons for the acts, omissions or representation of others. Vicarious liability in tort, as well as contractual aspects of the agency relationship, are studied. The partnership and limited partnership forms of business are explored as an outgrowth of the law of agency as well as more contemporary unincorporated business associations, including limited liability partnerships, limited liability limited partnerships and limited liability companies. A general survey of the legal problems of agriculture that serves as a thorough introduction to the study of agricultural law.