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Federalism (Fall 2006)

Catalog #: 904 Section: 01 Credits (Min/Max): 2/2 Satisfy UCWR? Yes
Class #: 12763 Location: ST7 Day/Time: Tuesday 2:00-5:00
Instructor: Ellen A. Peters Course Type: Seminar Enrollment Status: Open Limit: 12
Final Exam: No Exam Tentative Final Exam: Grading Basis: Graded
Description:
This seminar will explore problems in the relationship between federal authority and state law. It will have three parts. For the first five weeks, we will consider the various doctrinal principles that lawyers invoke in dealing with problems in federalism. The seminar will then recess for the next five weeks in order to give the seminar members time to prepare their 2-unit papers for presentation to the seminar for the last four weeks that we meet. Prerequisite: Federal Courts (Law 659).
Notes:
May Satisfy Writing Req.

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